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CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION

MAY 1,1941

The data contained in this report

have been validated by the War
Procurement Agencies concerned and

SIFIED are the official-statement of ac-

tual U.S. Munitions Production.

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 orcletfl UNCLASSIFIED
IllhITIoS PR UCTIOI
OF THE UNITED STATES
BY MONTHS, JULY I, 19'40 - AUGUST 31, 19 45

initiated and Prepared

Principally by the

WAR PRODUCTION BOARD

J. A. Krug,Chairman

Program and Statistics Bureau

Bertrand Fox, Director

From data submitted by the War Procurement Agencies

Under standards established by the

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON OFFICIAL PRODUCTION STATISTICS

WAR DEPARTMENT....................................S.P. Langhoff

NAVY DEPARTMENT..........................e...... Capt. F.D. Overfelt

MARITIME COMMISSION &

WAR SHIPPING ADMINISTRATION ...................... Arthur Swift I
ARMY AIR FORCES........................... Col. C.B. Thornton and
Col. Brandon Barringer--,;
COMBINED PRODUCTION
AND RESOURCES BOARD ................................ R.G.D. Allen
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD............................ Bertrand Fox and
Robert E. Johnson

Completed by the

CIVILIAN PRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION

John C. Houston, Jr'.,Commissioner

Bureau of Demobilization

David Novick, Director

UNCLASSIFIED
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classified ISSUED MAY I, 1947
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in restricted documents will not be communi-
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WAR PRODUCTION BOARD PROGRAM AND STA*TISTICS BUREAU

MI L1TARTY DIVIS _ION

STAFF FOR THIS REPORT

Robert E. Johnson, Director

Matthew J. Rose, Assistant Director

AIRCRAFT BRANCH

Paul E. Sweeney, Chief

with special contributions from.
William F. Butler'and Marshall R. Colberg, former Chiefs

AIRPLANE DATA AIRCRAFT ENGWIE AND PROPELLER DATA TEXT SUPPLEMENT

Aileen E. Flood Edward F. Gelfer Lowene B. Williams

NAVY-MARITIME BRANCH

Richard U. Sherman, Chief

SHIPS BUREAU OF ORDNANCE SECTION

Philip Desind Vesta Kennedy
NAVY - MARITIME SECTIONS OTHER NAVY BUREAUS SECTION
Harriet J. Posner Lou Vein J. Lauterman

ARMY BRANCH

Kenneth H. Hunter, Chief

ORDNANCE AND CHEMICAL SIGNAL CORPS SECTION

WARFARE SERVICE SECTION J. Rnald Meiklejohn
Sydney Feldman En iI!EER AMD TRANSPORTATION
GUNS AND FIRE CONTROL
CORPS SECTION
Murray L. Eisenberg
AMMUNITION AND BOMBS Sidney R. Donner
Reuben Bogdanoff QI'ARTERMASTER AND MEDICAL
COMBAT AND MOTOR VEHICLES CORPS SECTION
Leon N. Karadbll Willard 0. Ash

PREPARED UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION OF

Albert H. Huntington, Chief, Office of Quantity ,Reports
ASSOCI ATES
John C., Channel, Aileen E. Flood, Harriet J. Posner,
Marjorie Renner, Margaret 0. Strahorn, Kathryn Werking

LAYOUT AND PRODUCTION CHART SUPPLEMENT

J. tan ley Werk i g J mertha Curn
Bertha Colburn
Rosalyn Brown
 FOREWORD

This is a Special Release of Official Munitions Production of the United States

containing data on actual production by months from July 1, 1940, the beginning of the War
Program, through August 31, 1945, the last month of actual fighting against Japan. There
were 41 regular monthly issues of this report prepared under a directive from the Chairman of
the War Production Board, dated March 113, 1942, calling for the regular compilation of a body
of official data on munitions production. OMPUS No. 1 was dated April 1, 1942; OMPUS No. 41,
which contained the last official schedules issued prior to the surrender of Japan, was dated
August 1, 1945.

The standards under which all issues of OMPUS (including this Special Release) were
prepared, were determined by the Advisory Committee on Official Production Statistics, a com-
mittee established pursuant to the Chairman of the War Production Board's directive, and se-
lected to represent all of the various interested war agencies.

Original Purpose and Development of OMPUS

A quotation from the Foreword of Issue No. 1, of OMPUS, dated April 1, 1942, indi-
cates the document's original intent and significance during the war as a single over-all
document, containing the munitions figures of all of the procurement services-"It has become
increasingly important to have one set of munitions production figures which represent accu-
rate records of performance and which present the most realistic available forecasts of pro-
duction-one set of figures which are recognized as having official status."

The early issues of OMPUS were set up primarily by Raymond G. Fisher, the first
editor, subject to approval by Stacy May, then Director of the Bureau of Planning and Statis-
tics, and Morris Copeland, then Chief of the Munitions Branch. Early development of the re-
port was due in large part also to the work of J. A. Zettler, Ben T. Moore, and Robert
Mitchell.

Data in This Special Release

The report presents data furnished by the war procurement agencies and is, there-
fore, the result of'a cooperative effort in which all of these agencies have participated.
The data have been validated by the war procurement agencies concerned and are the official
statements of actual United States munitions production for the items included, and for the
period covered. The data are believed to be final in practically all cases, but occasional
items may be subject to some later revision by the procurement agency concerned.

Classification of Data

The munitions production data series, which comprise the major portion of this
Special Release, are arranged under a classification of seven major categories in the follow-
ing order: aircraft, ships, guns and small arms (including fire control, n.e.c.), ammunition
and bombs, combat and motor vehicles, communications and electronic equipment, and other
equipment and supplies. This classification is based on the Standard Commodity Classifica-
tion, so that similar items are shown together or near each other, yet some variations have
been made from it to permit traditional groupings of items by end use and by procuring serv-
ice. The table of contents indicates the method of organization of the entire report.

Preparation of This Special Release

Data for this special issue were prepared in the Military Division of the Program
and Statistics Bureau, War Production Board, from all available published sources put out by
the Services, and then were sent to the Services for checking and incorporation of revisions
which had never appeared in any of the regular monthly procurement reports. The production
series for hundreds of items were amended back to 1940 by reason of such revisions and cor-
rections; the data on actual production reported in this Special Release should be accepted
in preference to any other data on actual production shown in earlier regular monthly issues
of OMPUS .

Listed below, in order of presentation in the volume, are some additional features
of this issue which were prepared especially for it and were not contained in the last regular
monthly issues of OMPUS.

l, Airframe weight of complete units plus spare 'parts, by type of plane, is shown for
the first time in the Aircraft Section.

2. Practice and drill ammunition for artillery and mortars, with a tonnage total for
the category, is also shown for the first time, in the Ordnance and Automotive
Vehicles Section.
3. Canadian production of Army Ordnance and Vehicles items under United States War
Department contracts has been restored to this Special Release, and is shown in the,
Ordnance and Automotive Vehicles Section. (These data had been included in early
issues of the regular OMPUS series, but were eliminated when most of the programs
were completed.')

41 Production in the.United States for purchase by foreign governments and purchasing

missions is shown in the Ordnance and Automotive Vehicle Section. This production,
although not for our own Army, is important in any consideration of United States'
munitions production during the early part of the war program, since foreign orders
made it possible for many manufacturers to get under way on munitions production
when United States orders were still in small volume. It is believed that this in-
formation is 'ot available elsewhere within the United States Government, since it
was gathered from each separate supply mission by WPB personnel.

5~ Coverage of many regular sections has been improved for this special issue; this is
especially true for items classified under the section on Other Equipment and
Supplies.

6 Three special supplements have been added.

a. Text Supplement

The text supplements, prepared originally by the staffs of the

various branches and sections of the Military Division, attempt to point
up the important features of production in each particular munitions area,
as well as to indicate some of the major difficulties affecting production
during the war period.

b. Chart Supplement

The eleven charts, all of the same general pattern, illustrate

graphically the tremendous amounts of various types of munitions produced
during the war program; they show also some of the major trends within
groups which are mentioned in the texts or shown in detail in the data
sections,

c. The Canadian Supplement

The Canadian Supplement to OMPUS, shown under separate covers

for all of the later regular monthly issues of OMPUS, is included in this
Special Release to complete the picture of munitions production on the
North American continent. Data contained in the U.S.-Canadian Supplement
were important to United States agencies procuring munitions, since
Canada depended on United States sources for many components which
used raw materials and had to come out of our own component production.
They were also of some importance in helping to indicate the size of
the shipping problem for end items of munitions equipment from North
America to the various theatres of.war,
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION Page

I. AIRCRAFT
Airplanes
Summary ".o.".e".o.p."*em.,s . e e o....e..e. o."4.s i
" " e o " e " ms

Bomber..,..,o "esoe"eme"""~ee
r" e a""" e s e a

Reconnaissance (il. Photographic) ......... rof" e o" e s""

Transport......."..".................. e...
Trainer....'...." ................
" ...... ..............".. r" o"" o e"f e"

C oununication.........". ............ "". .. r" e e" e"""" o

Special Purpose Aircraf't..,e... .......

Other Aircraft
" iO C O " "

Airships, Barrage Balloons, and Special Devices, oe ro e o "

Aiplaes by Plant...,....e..................e. " 1

" 0 " " O rs""o

Airplanes, January-June 191410.. " e e " " "" e o o" o s s s" s s o a Ys " e " " rs " m e

Experimental Aircraft,........ os " s s os s " ® s r

s " " "

Aircraft Engines.,......... " " " " " o" " " A e s e " " " " " " s r
" " e e

Aircraft Propellers........ o a " e " 1" " " " "

Explanatory Notes ........ se e o e o"" " o e o o e o o 0"

Glossaryo., ,, ,, ,.......... . e " " o 0 " e" 9 0 " 0 0 0 0.9 0 0 " YO O A " " rsoee

-II. SHIPS
0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 a 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 0 81
Combatant,......"e .... "o"o seoeo"" r
e s" e e" e m" a e o"" o o s 96
Landing Vessels . . . .............. ,o .aO" O . .
g.Oe.o. o /o o" s o""" e s" o s e o 0 0 99
105
Mine Craft ..................... oe...,...... 1
" " " s " " " " s " O o " " o " e 107
Transports...a...e.. . . .. .............. !" e O " " " 0 1"" " O " " " 9 O " 109
Cargo and Supply Vessels (Oce~ngoing)
"
/-" e o o s a" e o e o o"" e o 111
e o o" o.e n o a a o 0 o e e 0 0 117
Auxiliaries and Other Vessels
Tender and Repair Vessels........ e"" e"" e o" 0 0 i s ®" 0 0 0 122
District Craft. .............
"s eoe eoe o e a""" o s s"" r" " o " " o 1214
Other... oo" ea"oeee "oo eaoae sao" o oea4 rs " f " o 0 126
Maritime Commission Nonmilitary Vessels Del)livered to
the Armed Forces, ...,,,,,,...... o" 00*6000090*0 " 0 " 0 O 0 131
Army aid Barges... .......
lugs 064699000440 132
Explanatory Notes,."a"eoeoo"ci106609664606 " " " " e o 133
00 0 00 " o 136

III.* ORDNANCE AND AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES

Guns and Small Arms incl. Fire. Control N.E.C.)
Artillery, Mortars, and Naval. Guns
137
SpareTubes,
Cannon,
and Recoil Mechanisms
.. for Field,
Tank, and Self-propelled Artillery..............,... 140
Tank Guns and Howitzers..®............ ...................... 0o0"090"00"* 1414
Self-propelled Guns and Howitzers,,... ..................... ,s,........... 145
Aircraft and Army Antiaircraft Guns"..o........... 147
Army Rocket Launchers ............ .o*"0......os" 148
Mortars................................. .,......eo.f., 149
Naval Surface Fire".................,,*.,,,,........., 150.
Naval Antiaircraft and Dual-purpose.".."... 0 .........." 151
Naval Rocket Launchers ....... ,"........,,, ... ,.. e~ 152
Small. Arms......o...............................ees~~".."... 153
Miscellaneous Army Weapons and Ordnance Materiel,.,., 157
Miscellaneous Navy Weapons and Ordnance Materiel..,. 160
Fire Control (excl. Radar)....................... 162
Ammunition and Bombs
Ammunition for Artillery, Mortars, and Naval Guns
Summay..................e....................".. 166
Artillery and Tank Gun.............e.....e......... . 168
Aircraft. ......... ...................................... 180
Army Antiaircraft........ ............ "................. 182
Mortar Shells ..... .............. ...................... 183
Army Rcckets ............. .. .. . .. . ............... . .e 185
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Page

III. ORDNANCE AND AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES (Cont.)

Ammunition and Bombs (Cont.)
Ammunition for ArtillerY,. Mortars, and. Naval Duns (Cont.)
Army Practice and Drill (All Types) ............. 186
Naval Surface rFire. ...... . . . , .... o 189
Naval Antiaircraft and Dual-purpose...-.
" . . f". se
.. s" * s"
196
*Navy Rockets ........ ..... 199
Small ArmsAmmunition......"............0 200
Other Ammunition
Land Mines . . ..... Oef.
...... "ee efO 203
Grenades. ,. . , . . ,.......r".. .. . . "0. . .
""" . .
"e.a"s 2014
Pyrotechnics ....... .. .... e........". 206
. . . . .. . . . .. . . . ... . . . .. . . . " 0
Explosives . .* .. ,.....a a *...a 208
.........................
Propellants,: Smokeless Powder........... " " 0 e
210
Tor edoes. " os"e.ee.."........s"... "". ee" 212
Naval Mines ...... . .. ""o "0 o" *. .. .""""
". 0" . . ..
0" 213
Depth Charges. ....... 215
Aircraft BOjbs..........,...............o 216
Combat and Motor Vehicles
'Combat Vehicles ... . . ...... " ,,., 225
Motor Carriages for Self-propelled Guns .6.. e"..,"".e 231
Automotive Vehicles (Other than Armored)
Truck Su mmary". o. o e........o............."...m..e" o"""m" e. 233
Heavy-heavy Trucks.,.,,.,,,,,..,..,,.,,,.,.,.""......" 235
Light-heavy Trucks.. ,.,.,,.,, " "me " o " e " 2145
Medium Trucks.......ommoaoeoeo-"eec"" "oe®s " " a a m 2148
Light Trucks,.ao..oeoo.... eo. "..... e" aso"" o" o " " os a o s e 250
Trailers, Semitrailers, and Motorcycles. o ®o ® a a " m " e " o e o " e 252
Remanufactured Automotive Vehicles.... " " o r " " o " o " e" " " s o 253
. 00 o s e " " o s " s 2514
gTractors,,.....,....a...®.a...
tU.S. Programnin Canadao....."......so "" a" e " " a" e " o " " " e " " 256
Foreign Purchases . ... ,,.,...,...... " s e o e " " e " e so e " " " 259
Explanatory Notes.......60................ ®o a " o e e " " e oe u o" o 268
9 " 0 ® " 0 0 0 4 0 o" " o " o 270

IV COMUICATIOTNS AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Radio Equipment
Airborne
e" 0 0 " e 0"0 0 " e 0 0 0 0 " 0 e 0 0 271
s" " " " e " " " " 277
Ship and. Ship-and-Shore............""..... ss
s" e s " o s " s " 279
Ground.end3. Vehicular......"........e.."e s" " s " e " " " s 282
Radar Equipment
Airborne
"" o "e oe " e e " o " " 291
o" e e w" o e o a s ss a 295
Ship, an~d.Ship.'and-Shore. " o e""" o e e"" e o" 297
Ground"..............".".......... o" se e " e e " " "e " " 301
Underwater Sound Equipment.................... oa " " s " " " s " o a " " 305
Wire Communication and. Miscellaneous E~quipment. 307
00
" o a"" s e s e e" o"

U.S. propa'ams in Canada.......... ..

....... "s " " s s s " e " " " o® 312
Explanatory Notes.....................e~o..... 313
Glossary................................... 3114

V. OTHER EQUIPMENT AND SUTPPLIES

Petroleum Products: Aviation Gasoline....,. " e. e e e " a" """ 315
Machinery.:....®...
0 . . . . . . . ..
. . """ e"" 1 0 B e" 0 0" 316
Railroad. Equipment...........e"...f.. e" o,,ms " " " s s " o " " 321
Clothing ....... .. ................... m.... 32
Medical Supplies and Subsistence Rations.* " e " a "-" " " e e " e "e 330
Miscellaneous Equipment and. Supplies.......... 331
Explanatory Notes............................. 338
VI. TEXT SUPPLEMENT
Aircraft ............................. 339
Naval Ships .............. o...........................
Maritime Commission Vessels ................................ .347
Army Guns and Fire Control .................. ,.............". 350
Army Ammunition and Bombs....... ......................... 352
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VI. TEXT SUPPLEMINT (Cont.)

Naval Gun~s andAmmunition . . .. a.,..... ...... .... ....... 354.
Combat Vehicles and. Motor Carriages for Self-propelled Guns. 355
Trucks , , a~. o e .. ,,.a * ",e ... ,* ,, a aa ... . o.... . . . *, 358
Communications and. Electronic Equipment.........,..........0 359

VII. CHAPRT SUPPLEMENT

1. Value of the U.S. Munitions Production Program0 0 ...... * 363
2. Number of U.S. Military Airplanes Produced.......,. .. 3611
3, Airframe Weight of U. S. Military Airplanes. Produced.. ,. 365
4, Tonnage of U.S. Naval Ship Delivered,...,.......... 366
5, Tonnage of U.S. Maritime Commission Ships Delivered.,.. 367
6. Value of the U.S. Army Gun Production Program.,,,,,. 368
7. Tonnage of U.S. Army Gun and Mortar Ammunition Produced 369
8. Tonnage of U.S.'Naval Gun Ammunition Produced.......... 370
9. Tonnage of U.S. Aircraft Bombs Produced.............. 371
10, Number of 'U.S. Army Tanks Produced,.....,, ... a.",... '372
11. Value of the U.S. -Communications and Electronic
Equipment Production Program...................... 373
VIII. COMBINED U.oS . CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

Ship
.. ®.
, ®" .... ...
"... ."e. .. " .. ,,,... ... , .. 382
atrielition and B m
. s,*.,
.. . 01 , .".
. . a . . . . . .a. .,,. . ®. ,. ",®,9,,,.. . 3968
Combat and Automotive Vehicles......,:.".,.."....... .... 407
Radio and Radar Equipment . . . . . . .,. .. ,.. .. .. :. . . . .®*. ... 4114
Explanatory Notes ,......,.. . . ........
.... ,.....* 416
AlIRCRAFT
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

AlRPLAN ESa
(SUMMARY BY SERVICE COGNIZANCE)

AND)SPECIAL PURPOSEAIRCRAFT
ALL MILITARYAIRPLANIES

Total Army Cognizance o Navy Co mtzance o

Complete Units Arraeb CompleteUisb Un opete Airtameb

PEIe ifhtmefbAirframne bACipltranit
Airfra t of- Weight of Weight 'of'
Aifae Comlt Airframe Complete Airframe Complete
Number Weight Unitsplus Number' Weight Units plus Number Weight Units plus
(CCC lb.) 'Spare Parts (000 lb.) Spare Parts (000 lb.) Spare Parts
(000 lb.) (000olb.) (00C lb.)
1940 -. July 574 2,285 *2,285d 533, 2,165 2,165 41 120 120 d
August 541 1l,959 1,959 d 488 1,796 1,796 53 163 163d
September 547. 1,6143 1,643 d 448 1,331 -1,331 99 312 312 d
October 625 2,096 505 122
November 682 2,422 2, 422 6 1414
December 858 5,197 5,197 a 618 2,497 2,497 220 700 700 d

1941 - January 1,013 3,454 5,608 671 2,422 2,550 542 1,032 1,078
February 980 4079 4,275 757 5,2145 5,407 225 836 868
March 1,135 4,1455 4,895 843 3,1495 3,8314 290 960 1,059
April 1,3814 6,527 1,060' 4,716 5,141 524 1,225 1,586
May 1,559 5,6214 6,226 1,059 4,424 4,888 500 1,200 1,538
June 1,479 6,085 6,959 1,158 4,821 ,5,517 541 1, 2614 1, 4142

July 11459 5,874 6,515 1,169 4,719. 5,047 290 1,155 1,266
August 1,850 7,654 8,745 1,558 6,588 7,527 312 1,26 1,1418
September 1,926 8,145 9,122 1, 652 7,044 7,793 2;~4 1,101 1,3259
October 2,282 9,242 19,682 1,957 7,982 9,2149 525 1,260 1,455
November 2,127 8,5149 9,615 1,879 7,757 8,679 2,48 792 956
December 2,461 12,262 15,517 2,152 10,977 11,999 309 1,285 1,518

1942 - January 2,978 13,388 15,009 2,607 11,721 13,0114 371 1,667 1,995
February 5,092 15,291 16,688 2,779 15,725 14,901, 313 1, 568 1,787-
March 5,495 17,7814 20,550 3,149 16,095 18,3555 3414 1,691 1,975
April 3,500 17,759 15,619 17,705 502 2,120 2,578,
May 5,985 20,861 25,197 18,660 20,684 551 2,201 2,513
June 5,756 21,556 24,721 5,248 19,127 21,926 488 2,429 2,795

July 4,107 25,993 27,569 3,5149 21,251 24,258 558 2,742 3,131
August 4,2714 25,2214 28, 980' 5,668 22,150 25,1406 606 5, 0914 3,5714
September 4,501 27,769 51,935 3,701 2,908 27,5114 600 3,861 4,421
October 4,0614 50,805 3,1413. 21,798 25,926 651 4,1355 4,877'
25,93
November 4,815 30,639 54,921 4,008 25,678 29,526 807 4,981 5,595
December 5,495 35,772 40, 7514 4,694 30,247 34,172 799 5,525 6,582

1943 -January 5,015 51,838 57,1417 4,515 28,521 52,988 500 3,517 4,429-
February 5,450 37,1448 45,845 4,6141 531,591 56,717 809 5,857 7,126
March 6,258 43,171 50,496 5,275 36,489 42,588 985 6,682 7,908
April 6,1471 47,565 55,101 5,398 39,916 46,259 1,073 7,6147 8,862
May 7,086 52,159 60,526 5,632 42,202 48,789 1,454 9,957 11,757
June 7,094 55,397 61,502 5,621 43,6714 50,331 1,473 9,723 10,971

July 7,371 55,736 65,258 46,165 55,851 1,1436 9,571 1,427

August 7,611 59,1418 69,027 956,00248,799 56,518 1,609 10,619 12,509
September 7,596 61,2145 70,775 5,829 50,051 .57,6144 1,767 11,194 15,129
October 8,360 66,6414 76,295' 6,525 55,2114 62, 945 1,835 1,1450 15,548
November 8,787 71,299 82,49 6,672 58, 349 67,515 2,115 ].2,950 15,1214
December 8,801 74,698 86,312 6,756 61,755 70,709 2,065 12,965 15,603

1944 - January 8,788 78,738 91,995 6,5914 64,947 75,261 2,1914 15,791 16,754
February 8,759 81,555 94,385 6,596. 67,778 77,256 2,163 15,577 17,127
March 9,113 89,0203 102,979 6,805 74,757 85,1814 2,5~08 14,263 17,795
April 8,529 82,508 95,840 6,048 68,479 79,648 2,281 13,829 16,192
May 8,902 89,652 102,446 6,559 74,885 85,145: 2,63 14,7147 Y1,05
June 8,044 84,122 95,8144 5,958 71,558 80,905 2,086 12,764 14,959

July 7,998 80,255 91,742. 5,9143 67,1405 76,726 2,055 12,830 15,016
August 7,952 79,40 90,090 5,885 66,196 74,859 2,049 15, 2314 15,251
September 7,589 79,162 5,522 65,599 75,426 2,067 15,563 15,470
October 7,1425 75,2141 85,090 5,346 60,877 68,627 2,079 14,35614 16,463
'November 6,746, 71,591 +81,1714 4,859 58,108 65,581 1,907 13,485 15,595
December 6,69 71,607 80,63s7 .4,7142 57,552 64,788 1,951 14,075 15,8149

1945 - January 6,531 72,337 84,364 4,631 56,023 68,381 1,900, 14 314m 15,983
February 6,294 71,3146 78,998 4,393 57,382 62,948 1,901 13:,964 16,050
March 7,035 79,156 -86,967 4,689 62,217 68,297 2,3146 16,939 18,670
April 6,410 73,661 83,059 4,346 58,742 66,246 2,064 14,919 16,815
May 6,350 71,611 78,960 4,231 56,5s40 61,943 2,119 15,071 17,017
June 5,785 65,.187 71,402 3,815 51,677 56,439 1,970 13,510 14,963
July 4,729 52,9914 58,349 2,844 39,$714 4,761 1,885 13,120 14,5s88.
August 2,887 34,871 38,2214 1,405 24,657 26,830 1,1462 10,2114 11,394

SUMMAY
1940 (6Months) 3,807 13,602 13,602 d 3,128 11,516 11,516d 679 2,086 2,086 d
1941 19,433 81,3614 90,482 15,855 67,988 75,411 3,578 13,376 15,071
1942 47,836 275,949 314,788 41,246 239,955 273,165 6,590 35,994 41,623
1943 85,898 654,616 758,787 68,777 542,504 626,614 17,121 112,112 132,173
19144 96,318 962,441 1,101,116 70,815 797,921 907,584 25,503 164,520 195,752
1945 (8 Months) 46,001 521,163 580,323 30,354 409,112 454,845 15,647 112,051 125,478
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 299,293 2,509,135 2,859,098 230,175 12,068,996 2,348,935 69,218 440,139 510,163

Source of Data - Analysis and Plas Branch, Deputy for Plans and Administration, Assistant Chiefof Air Staff-4, Army Air Forces.
Stage of Copletion - Acceptance at plants; accepted planes may lack some components normally installed at plants.
a Acceptances in mdel and plant sections exclude experimental-models. This program is shown in detail in Table II, page 56.
b Excluding airframe weight of sApareparts for U.S. -financed Canadian production; these data are not, available.
c Army and Navy cognizance indicatesthe agency which has primary responsibility for procurement and inspection. In case of direct foreign
purchases, assignment is based on type of plane.
d Excluding equivalent airframe weightof spareparts; thesedata are not available.

31,1945 SEPTEM8ER,~I, 1945

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AI RPLANES
(SUMMARY BY LOCATION OF PROGRAM)

ALLMILITARYARPLAES

Total United States a Canada (U.S. Program)

PEIDComplete Unite Airframe b Complete Unite Airframe Complete Unite

PEIDWeight of Weight of
Aifam nte plua Airframe UCoteplte Airframe
(000erlb.)ht Spare Parte (000
Wigt lb.) Spare Pate (000r lb.)h
(000 lb(00b.).) 00I, (000 lb.

1940 - July 5714 2, 285 2,285 5714 2,285 2,8

Augut 541 1,959 1,959 541 1,959 1,959 a
September 547 1,6143 1,6143c ;147 1, 643 1,6145 c
October 625 2,096. 2,096 c 625 2,096 2,096 c
November 682 2,1422 2,1422c 682. 2,422 2,1422ca
December 858 3,197 838 3,197 c
3,1970 3,197
1941'-
January 1,013 3,454 3,608 1, 013 3,454 3,608
February 980 4,079 4,275 980 4,079 4,275
March 1,13 ..4,455 4,893 1,133 4,455 4,893
April 1,3814 5,941 6,527 1,35814 5,9141 6,527
May 1,339 5,6214 6,226 1,339 5,6214 6,226
June 1,479 b, 085 6,959 1,1479 6,085 6,959

July 1,1459 5,8714 6,313 1,459 5,8714 6,315

Augut 1,850 7,6514 8,7145 1,850 7, 6514 8,7145
September 1,926 8,1145 9,122 1, 926 8,1145 9,122
October 2,282 .9,2142. 10,682 2,281 9,239 10,679
November, 2,127 8,5149 9,615 2,1214 8,539 9,605 10
December 2,1!61 12,262 13,517 2,454 12,2148 13,505 7 14

1942 - January 2,970 13,3814 15,005 2,860 13, 219 14,8140 110 165
February 5,078 15,283 16,680 3,0214 15,202 16,599 514 81
March 3,1468 17,770- 20,316 3,1467 17,767 20,313 1 3
April *3,4914 17,736 20,078 3, 463 17,690 20,032 31 46
May 3,913 20,822 23,158 3,892 20,765 23,101 21 57
June 3,701 21,537 24,702 3, 653 21,407 24,572 48 130
July 4,093 2,985 27,561 4,046 23,858 27,2514 47 127
Auguet 4,2714 25,224 28,980 4,202 25,030 28,786 72 1914
September 4,501 27,769 31,935 4,220. 27,550 31,716 81 219
.October 4,0614 25,9535 30,803 3,996 25, 749 30, 619 68 1814
November 4,815 30,639 34,921 4,752 30,1469 34,751 63 170
December 5,482 35,7148 40,730 5,1455 35,630 40,612 47 118

1943 - January 5,012 31,836 37,1415 4,9014 31,562 37,141 108 2714
February 5,450 37,1448 43,8143 5,3614 37, 2314. 43,629 86 2114
March 6,200 43,1.20 50,14143. 6,082 42,8141 50, 1614 118 279
April 6;1403 47,501 55,036 6, 248 47,1147 54,682 155 3514
May 7,0114 52,077 60,440 6,837 51,676 60, 039 177 401
June 7,058 53,368 61,271 6,8144 52,893 60,796 2114 475
July 7,3214 55,708 65,228 7,115 55,170 64,690 209 538
August 7,569 59,393 69,001 7,357 58,862 68,470 212 531
September 61,227 70, 7514 7,291 6,443 69,970 282 7814
October 7,573
8,268 66,583 76,229 8,003 65,859 75,505 265 7214
November 8,7514 71,271 82,410, 8,459 70,5214 81,663 295 747
December 8,780 74,656, 86,268 8,475 73,673 85,285 305 -983

1944 - January 8,765 78,680 91,9314 8,605 78,011 91,265 160 669
February 8, 7314 81,298 94,323 8,649 80, 7214 93,749 85 5714
March 9,0614 88,908 102,862 8,956 88, 1314 102,088 108 7714
April 8,2814 82,216 95,743 8,]85 81,1465 94,992 101 751
May 8,851 89,5814 102,396 8,702 88,475 101,287 149 1,109
June 7,907 83,973 95,687 7,7814 83,083 94,797 123 890

July *7,857' 80,091 91,591 7,757- 79,055 90,555 100 1,036

August 7,,787 79,239 89,890 7,623 77,959 88,610 1614 1,280
September 7,460 79, p14 88,7141 7,278 77,5140 87,267 182 1,14714
October 7,315 75,1142 84,986, 7,157 73,8144 83,688 158 1,298
November 6,631 71,472 81, 049 6,1481 70,3143' 79,920 150 1,129
December 6,582 71,5014 80,529 6,1413 70,250 79,275 169 1,2514

1945 - January 6,1419 72,236 84,2514 6,295 914 947

February 6,2114 71,2714 78,917 6,115 99 731
March 6,950 79,079 86,887 6,879 71' 498
April 73,593 82,991 6,266 614 426
May 6,270 71,5143 78,891 6,212 383
June 5,705 65,119' 71,332 5,668. 37 263
July 4,633 52,908 58,261 4,591 42 311
August 2,817 34,826 38,178 2,787 213
SUNdA2Y
1940 (6Monthe) 3,807 13,602 13,602c 3,807 13,602 13,602 e 0 0
1941 19,433 81,3614 90,482 19,422 81,337 90,455, 11 27
1942 47,653 275,850 314,669 47,010 274,336. 313,175 643 1,14914
1943 85,405 654,188 758,338 82,979 647,8814 752,0314 2,426 6,30
19144 95,237 961,121 1,099,731 93,588 948,883 1,08',493 1,649 12,238
1945 (8 Monthes 45,338 520,578 579,711 44,813 516,806 575,939 525 3,772

CUMULATIVE TOTJAL 296,873 2,506,683 2,856,533 291,619 2,482,8148 2,832,698 5,2514 23,835-

a Including all comaroial transports 12-place or more.

b Exludind airfranme ight of spare parts for U.S. -fipancad. Canadian production; these data are not available.
CExcluding equivalent airframe weight of are pate; theae data are not availabla.

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(SUMMARY
BY CATEGORY)

a b
COMtBAT TRANISPORT TANER

Complete Unite fae Complete Unite Arri Complete Unite ffrm

Weight of Weight of Weight of
PERIOD Complete Complete Complete
Airframe Unite plus Airframe Unite Plus Airframe Unite plum
Number -Weight Spare Parts Number Weight Spare Parts Dumber Weight Spare Parts
(000 lb.) (000 lb.) (000 lb.) (000 lb.) (000 lb.) (000 lb.)

1940 - July 296 1,468c 25 258 258 c 253 559 559

August 263 1,305c 26 186 186 c 252 468 468
September 232 1,347, 964c 26 195 195 ci 288 482 482
October 281 1,347c 33 206 206 c 311 543 5,43
November 342 1,590 1,590c 40 291 291 c 300 541
December 434 2,332 2,332c 14 69 69 c 390 796 796
1941 -January 454 2,252 2,378 28 251 251 531 951 977
February 474 2,732 2,883 41 400 400 463 943 988
March 526 3,079 3,433 22 245 245 576 1,115 1,199
April 649 4,313 4,806. 25 248 248 695 1,54 1,447
May 590 3,835 4,318 31 315 319 710 1,460 1,570
June 656 4,296 4,952 278 281 778 1,481 1,696
July 584 4,040 4,361 31 294 294 822 1,501, 1,619
August 6,504 60 349 349 880 1,667 1,839
September 965 6,0o85 6,905 50 315 315 865 1,683 1,840
October 1,091 6,673 7,800 62 351 351 1,119. 2,200 2,510
November 1,014 6,350 7,161 53 248 252 975 1,900 2,148
December 1,375 9,905 10,906 101 468 475 959 1,842 2,084
1942 - January 1,440 9,982 11,172 104 543 566 1,333 2,692 3,097
February 1,487 11,739 12,736 117 817 890 1,156 2,493 2,817
March 1,671 13,952 15,865 109 883 948 1,355 2,754 3,307
April 1,571 13,104 14,802 152 1,509 1,609 1,413 2,931 3,442
may 1,888 16,234 18,076 114 1;160 1,261 1,617 3,265 3,622
June 2,067 17,552 19,874 130 1,162 1,375 1,234 2,678. 3,268
July 2,188 18,555 21,410 247 2,257 2,451 1,345 3,004 3,303
August 2,202 19,434 22;643 165 1,848 1,983 1,617 3,794 4,175
September 2,340 21,930 25,359 201. 1,921 2,066 1,578 3,829 4,403
October 2,299 21,023 24,869 163 1,616 1,871 1,382 3,177 3,905
November 2,725 24,799 27,948 242 1,986 2,198 1,606 3,728 4,614
December 2,986 28,115 31,801 240 2,546 2,751 1,995 4,948 6,000
1943 - January 2,571 24,183 28,354 368 3,088 3,316 1,769 4,386 5,538
February 3,013 29,688 34,719 321 2,877 3,211 1,851 4,736 5,699
March 3,467 34,297 40,098 4,037 4,506 1,824 4,559 5,535,
April 3,756 38,3~40 44,594 589 4,416 1,861 4,594 5,486
May 4,213 43,371 50,412 566 4,393 4,802 1,816 4, 034 4,885
June 4,363 44,463 50,989 574 4,790 1,765 3,880 .4,547
July 4,558 46,411 54,511 639 5,172 6,001 1,726 3,856 4,383
August 5,010 50,917 58,979 631 4,929 5,718 1,562 3,294 3,965
September 5,059 51,748 59,853 5,383 6,057 1,541 3,860 4,521
October 5,628 57,532 65,205 644 4,671 5,532 1,518 4,048 5,025
November 6,216 62,205 71,286 678 5,772 6,925 1,394 2,966 3,691
December 6,223 65,519 75,339 784 5,968 7,018 1,312 3,518
1944 -January 6,433 69,169 80,203 798 6,688 8,169 1,112 2,528 3,154
February 6,495, 70,998 82,242 884 7,771 8,798 974 2,259 2,920
March 6,960 77,251 88,769 925 9,322 10,925 900 2,127 2,850
April 6,419 70,479 82,193 838 9,666 10,828 775- 1,893 2,493
May 6, 834 76,612 87,474- 992. 10,840 12,171 740 1,933 2,482
June 6,321 72,476 82,629 909 10,293 11,335 363 989 1,452
July 6,043 67,443. 77,304 866 10,712 11,995 631 1,715 2,014
August 6,150 67,698 76,494 814 9,904 11,236 505 1,416 1,900
September 5,939 67,777 75,745 730 9,715 11,207 473 1,299 1,523
October 5,8 64,003 72,259 727 9,725 11,039 430 1,191 1,422
November 5,310 60,519 68,415 702 9,793 11,218 382 974 1,162
December. 5,385 61,369 68,343 649 9,189 10,788 292 736 1,116
1945 - January 5,310 61, 612 71,671 644 9,812 11,382 252 618 948
February 5,139 60,989 66,665 599 9,539 11, 146' 207 521 802
March 5,861 68,410 74,475 613 9,939 11,506 176 475 584
April 5,289 63,103 71,088 589 9,790 10,912
,7 168 454 685
May 5,183 60,723 66,613 617 10,080 184 497 587
June 4,692 55,347 59,848 551 9,111 10,675 150 405 493
July 3,683 43,671 47,423 521 8,688 10,185 110 297 345
August 2,339 30,105 32,666 269 4,422 5,160 62 167 194
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1,848 9,006 9,006 b 364 1,205 1,205 0 1,794 3,389 3,389c
1941 9,258 59,145 66,407 532 3,762 3,780. 9,373 18,097 19,917
1942 24,864 216,419 246,555 1,984 18,248 19,969 17,631 39,293 45,953
1943 54,077 548,674 634,339 7,012 55,496 63,313 19,939 47,061 56,793
1944 74,135 825,794 942,070 9,834 113,618 129,709 7,577 19,060 24,488
1945 (8 Moths) 37,496 443,960 490,449 4,403 71,381 82,344 1 309 3:434 4,638
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 201,678 2,102,998 2,388,826 23,929 263,710 300,320 57,623 130,334 155178

a Bomber,. fighter, and reconnaissance airplanes.

b Including all commercial transports 12-place or mre.
c Ecluding e4uivalent airframe, weight of spare parts; these data are not available.

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AIRPLANES
(SUMMARY BY CATEGORY)

CO~dUBIATIONaSPECIAL PURPOSEARCRAFTb

Coplete Units Cmplete-Units

Airframe Airfram,

PEIO Weight of Wiht of

Airfrme cmpleteAifrmeCoplete
Number Weiht Uite plus NberWih.Uispu
(000 lb.) Spsre Parts(o
00lb)(000 lb.)
l. (000 lb.)prPat

1940 -July
August
September 1 2 2c
October 0 0 0c
November 0 0 0c
December 0 0 0 0

1941 -January 0 0 2
February 2 4 4
March" 9 16 16
April 15 26 26
May 8 14 19
June 17 30 30

July 22 39 39
August 30 53 53
September 46 62 62 -
October 10 18 '21
November 85 51 54
December 26 47 52

1942-January '93 167 170 8 4 4

February 318 234 237 14 8 8
March .333 181 196 25 14 14
April 358 192 225 6- . 3 3
May 2934 163 199 70 39 39
June 270 145 185 35 19 19

July 313 169 197 14 8 8

August 290 148 179 0 0 0
September, 182 89 107 0 0 0
October 220 117. 158 0 0 0
November .242 126 161 0 0 0
December 261 139 178 11 234 234

1943 -January 3034 179 207 1 2 2

February 265 147 2134- 0 0 0
March .346 227- 3034 58. 51. 53
April 197 151 182 68 62 6
May 419 279 341 72 82 86
June 356 235 282 36 29 31

July 401 269 333 47 28 30

August 366 253. 339 42 25 26
September 318 236 323 23 18 19
October 478 332 467 92 61 64
November 466 328 508 33 28 29
December 461 321 393 21 42 44

1944 - January 422 295 408 23 58 61.

February 381 270 363 25 57 60
Mrch 279 208 318 49 112 117
April 252 178 229 45 92 97
ay285 199 269 51 48 50
June 3134. 215 .271 137 149 .. 157
July 317 221 278 141 144 151
August 318 221 260 145 191 20b
September. 318 223 266 129 148 155
October 332 223 266 110 99 1034
November 237 186 2534 115 119 125
December. 256 210 282 111 103 108.

1945 - January 213 1934 253 112 101 110

February- 269 225 3 0i4 80" 72 81
March 300 255 322 85 77 '80
'April . . 284 -246 306 80 68 . 68
May 286 243 313 80 68 69
June32 256 316 80 68 70
Juy319 252 308 96 86 88
August 147 132 158 50 45 46
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months)- 1 2 2oc 0 0 0
1941 270 360 . 378 0 -0 -0
1943 3,1734 1,870 2,192 183 119 119
193434 4,377 2,957 3,893 493 428 449
19454 8Mot 3,691 2,649 3,34634 1,081 1,320 1,385
14(8onh)2,130 . 1,803 2,280 663 585 612
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 13,6343 9,6341 12,209 2,3420 2,3452 2,565
aIncluding liaison and rotary wing aircraft,
b Including mn-carrying radio-controlled targets.-
0 Excluding
equivalent
airframe
of spare
weight
parts;
these
GST3,95SE
data
are not available.PRDCINJUY194-

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BOMBER (SUMMARY)

TOAL BOMBER HEAVY PATROL

Complete Unite Complete Unite Complete Unite

Airframea Airframe Airframe
PERIOD !Weight of Weight of Weight of
Airframe a Complete Airframe Complete Airframe Complete
Number Weight Unite plus Number Weight Units plus Number Weight Unite plus
(000 lb.) Spare Parts, (000 lb.) Spare Parte (000 lb.) Spare Parts
(000 lb.) (000'lb.) (090lb.)

1940 - July 117 884 884b 2 40 40b

August 99 .768 768b 8 158 158b
September 48 388 388b, 7 139 139b 2 31 31b
October, 70 673b 15 297 297b
673 3 49 49b
November 119 892 892b 6 119 119b 8 116 1f6b
December 170 1,486 1,486b "6 123 123b 19 287 287T
1941- January 169 1,354 1,450 0 0 0 24 365 383
February 245 2,006 2,139 13 282, 282 25 338 338
March 279 2,278 2,543 10 2151 215 20 277 337
April 346 3,298 3,666 27 579 599 39 519 588
May 314 2,933 3,292 12 246 246 39 534 600
June 364 3,342 3,687 9 186 186 40 549 562
July 348 3,163 3,382 1 21 21 41 567 580
August 354 3,638 4,391 19 390 431 44 589 589
September 393 4,120 4,682 32 666 666 42 548 631
October 419 4,341 4,983 42 884 900 40 521
November 328 3,666 4,067 55 1,175 1,220 15 219 233
December 556 6,728 7,325 93 2,021 2,176 40 591 631
1942 - January 498 6,061 6,717 86 1,915 2,162 58 867 997
February 617 8,026 8,542 134 3,046 3,090 50 760 848
March 779 10,249 11,488 156 3,551 3,875 50 760 914
April 720 9,468 10,437 171 3,895 3,998 62, 889 466
May 1,021 12,530 13,929 178 4,067 4,376 62 853 923
June 1,007 12,921 14,490 196 4,696 4,941 6.5 840 924
July 1,050 13,437 15,311 210 5,033 5,365 71 983 1,047
August 1,146 14,999 17,320 231 5,541 6,273 61 995 1,119
September 1,310 17,244 19,372 255 6,122 6,917 98 1,691 1,800
October 1,321 16,494 19,262 281 6,744 7,831 99 1,636 1,792
November 1,472 19,063 21,180 298 7,158 7,900 93 1,709 1,817
December 1,686 22,000 24,624 380 9,148 10,046 121 2,203 2,612
1943 - January 1,442 18,632 21,436 339 8,163 9,391 71 1,210 1,446
February 1,788 23,747 27,072 461 11,084 12,300 177 2,580 2,981
March 1,886 26,574 30,629 529 12,702 15,070 202 2,816 3,158
April 2,040 30,206 34,774 627 15,037 17,902 186 3,040 3,425
May 2,558 35,385 40,514 705 16,874 19,611 223 3,707 4,373
June 2,510 35,296 39,844 736 17,575 19,772 209 3,309 3,628
July 2,452 35,604 41,741 827 19,930' 22,253 208 3,082 3,706
August 2,681 39,562 45,616 917 2],948 ,24,538 220 3,485 4,139
September 2,764 39,887 45,819 9:9 23,202 2,474 188: 2,827 3,422
October 2,877 42,919 48,316 1,061 25,548 28,318 218 3,286 4,034
November 3,169 45,962 52,049 1,101 26,631 29,445 207 2,958 3,568
December 3,188 49,168 56,258 1,223 29,921 33,262 231 '3,339 3,911
1944- January 3,218 51,926 59,639 1,340 33,140 36,255 232 3,343 3,976
February 3,266 53,646 60,982 1,397 34,562 37,870 201 3,054 3,621
March 3,429 58,213 65,403 1,568 38,739 42,228 183 2,827 3,468
April 3,102 52,344 59,726 1,416 34,810 38,061 134 2,138 2,745
May 3,372 57,944 64,326 1,576 39,541 42,602 144 2,339 2,747
June 3,123 54,758 60,924 1,537 38,462 41,695 81 1,461 1,853
July. 2,796 49,696, 56,573. 1,408 35,236 38,872 102 1,870 2,210
August 2,772 49,013 54,602 1,311 33,469 36,332 122 2,268 2,744
September 2,711. 49,310 53,961 1,328 34,495 36,748 130 2,488 2,792
October 2,512 45,143 50,124 1,149 30,251 33,531 158 3,179 3,508
November 2,361 43,626 48,539 1,038 28,617 31,609 166 3,287 3,881
December 2,341 43,610 47,514 977 28,035 30,257 187 3,689 4,113
1945 - January 2,397 44,687 49,770 974 28,374 30,948 218 4,047 4,535
February 2,261 44,263 47,487, 976 29,535 30;748 184 3,634 4,140
March 2,543 48,997 52,541 1,051 32,041 33,863 207 3,894 4,556
April 2,270 45,493 50,237 957 30,536 33,496 224 4,059 4,534
May 2,168 43,541 46,836 827 28,283 30,218 206 3,845 4,326
June 1,913 39,854 42,550 723 26,629 28,018 120 2,639 3,043
July 1,490 31,323 33,673 447 20,125 21,261 129 2,649 3,103
August 1,045 23,086 24,916 322 15,683 16,591 126 2,464 2,903
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 623 5,091 5,091 44 876 876 b 32 483 483 b
1941 4,115 40,867 45,607 313 6,665 6,942 409 5,617 6,037
1942 12,627 162,492 182,672 2,576 60,916 66,774 890 14,186 15,759
1943 29,355 422,942 484,068 9,485 228,615 257,336 2,340 35,639 41,791
1944. 35,087 609,249 682,010 16,045 409 57 446,060 1,840 31,943 37,658
1945 (8 Months5 16,087 321,244 348,010 6,277 206 225,143 414 27,231 3,14
ODkULATVETOTAL 97,810 1,561,865 1,747,761 .34,740, 917;635 1,003,131 6,925 115,099 132,868

a The airframe weight data shown in the detail on types of bombers are not adjusted for rounding; therefore they do not necessarily ad Mto the
monthly totals shown in this column.
b Excluding equivalent airframe weight of spare parts; these data, are not available.

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AIRPLANES
BOMBER (SUMMARY)

(LIGE1f
PEIDWeiht
Complete UnitsCo
MEDIUM

of
le. I Complete Unitseifrm

Weight of
AComapeAete.meComplete
Nubr ifaeUnits plus Nme ifaeUnite plus
N(mber Web.)t Sae Parts (00berWeb.)tSpare Parts
lb)
0C (00olb. (lb.)b.)(000 lb.)

1940 -July 12 155 155.a 103 692 692 a

August 8 103 -103 a 83 507 507 a
September 4 52 52 a 55 167 167 a
October0 0 0 Ca 52 327 327 a
November 0 0 0"a 105 657 657 a
December 0 0 0 a 145 1,077. 1,077 a

1941 - January 0. 0 0 145 990 1,069

February 9 107 107 I_ 198 1,281 1,1411
March 18 222 222 231 1,566 1,771
April 31 401 401 249 1,798 2,078
May 34 466 469 229 1,688 1,978
June 61 787 807 2514 1,822 2,131

July 40 538 558 266 2,039 2,226

August 57 769 1,192 2314 1,892 2,180
September 38 506 551 281 2,401 2,833
October 42 507 555" 295 2,430 2,9614
November 21 263, 305 237 2,007 2,310
December 108 1,375 1,405 315 2,7142 3,113

1942 - January 31 372 470 323 2,909 3,089

February 108 1,3142 1,4214 325 2,878 3,180
March 266 3,3148 3,506 307 "2,589 3,193
April 222 2,712 3,0014 265 1,972 2,470
May 261 3,452 3,919 520 4,158 4,715
June 316 . 4,182 4,695 40 3,203 3,931

July 330 4,297 4,800 439 3,124 4,100

August 349 4,742 5,165 505 3,721 4,7614
September 359 4,763 5,006 598 4,669 5,649
October 241 3,097 . 3,745 700 5,017 5,895
November 361 4,953 5,379 720 5,242 6,0814
December 426 5,543 6,037 759 .5,107 5,928

1943 - January 583 5,008. 5,542 649 4,251 5,057

February 369 5,077 5,792 781 5,007 5,999
March 41 6,0140 6,498 7214 5,018 . 5,903
April 478 6,665 7,135 749 5,467 6,312
May 501 7,002 7,409 1,129 7,803 9,121
June 535 7,459 8,246 1,030 6,953 8,198

July 451 6,179 7,7146 966 6,415 8,036

August 466; 6,617 7,8149 1,078 7,513 9,090
September 377 5,381 6,5214 1,2140 8,479 10,400
October 43 6,069 6,510 1,165 8,017 9,456
November . 490 6,9714 7,81414 1,371 9,402 11,193
December 497 7,048 7,921 1,237 8,862 11,163

- January
19144 429 6,242 7,920 1,217 9,202 11,488
February 494 7,089 8,4814 1,1714 8,9142 11,008
March 538 7,650 8,847 1,140 8,998 10,860
April 502 7,105 8,31414 1,050 8,291 10,575
May 516 7,057 8,118 1,136 9,008 10,859
June 516 7,0144 7,825 989 7,792 9,551

July 404 5,588 6,260 882 7,003 9,232

August 581 5,233 5,838 958 8,0143 9,689
.September 36b 4,890 5,628 893 7,438 8,792
October 357 4,771 5,316 848 6,9142 7,767
November 378 5,172 5,700 779 6,551 7,350
December 353,4,807 5,248 8214 7,078 7,895

1945 - January 382 5,185 6,620 823 7,082 7,667

February 278 3,798 4,258 823 7,296 8,3140
March 283 .3,83144,224 1,002 9,229' 9,898
April 181 2,382 2,561 908 8,517 9,6146
May 177 - 2,319 2,506 958 9,096 9,787
June 163 2,135 2,245 907 8,452 9,2143
July 122 1,598 1,681 792 6,953 7,628
August 50 655 . 689 547 4,286 4,733

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 24 310 310 523 3,1427 3,427 a
1941 459. 5,9141 6,572 2,9314 22,656 26,0614
1942 3,270 ---- 42,803 47,150 5,89144,589. 52,998
1943 .5,411 75,519 85,016' 12,119 83,187 99,928
19144 5,228 72,6148 83,528 11,890 95,288 115,066
1945 (8 Months) 1,636 21,906 24,7814 6,760 60,911 .66,9142

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 36,028 219,127 . 247,360 40,117 310,058 364,425

a Excluding equivalentairframeweight of spare parts; these data are not available.

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B-29, Superfortreas Total a

Airframe B-24 and
Complete Units Airframe Complete Units Weight Of 22-24 B-17 B-32 and
PEDIOD Weight of Complete (LB-30, Flying T-32
Airframe Complete Airframe Units p_l PBY-l) Fortress Dominator
Number Weight Uits ,plus Number Weight Spare Parts Liberator
(000 lb.) Spare Parts (000 lb.) (000 lb.)
(000lb,)
1940 - July 2 40 40 b
August 8 158 158 b
September 7 139 139 b
October 15 297 297 b
November 6 119 119 b
December 6 123 123 b 6
1941 - January ,0 0 0 0 0
February 13 232 282 0 13
March 10 215 215 2 8
April 27 579 599 6 21
May 12 246 246 12 0
June 9 186 186 0
July 1 21 21 9 0
August 19 390 431 19 0
September 32 666 666 27 5
October 42 884 900 30 12
November 55 1,175 1,220 30 25
December 2,021 2,176 60
93 33
1942 - January 86 1,915 2,162 12 74
February 134 3,046 3,090 59 75
March 156 3,551 3,875 71 85
April 171 3,895 3,998 81 90
May 178 4,067 4,376 88 9o
Jun 196 4,696 4,941 97 99
July 210 5,033 5,365 103 107
August 231 5,541 6,273 110 121
September 255 6,122 6,917 118
October 137
281 6,744 7,831 131 150
November 298 7,158 7,900 135 163
December 380 9,148 10,046 221
159
1943 - January 339 8,163 140
9,391 199
February 461 11,084 12,300 202
March 259
529 12,702 15,070 243 286
April 627 15,037 17,902 300 327
May 705 16,874 19,66u 360 345
June 736 17,575 19,772 403 333
July 337 337 820 19,593 21,916. 441
August 379
192 204 913 21,756 24,334. 530 383
September 722 751 944 22;480 24,723
October 558 386
625 663 1,048 24,923 27,655 642 406
November 866 955 1,083 25,765 426
28,490 657
December 1,684 1,836 1,188 28,237 31,426 738 450
1944 -January 2,597 2,833 1,286 30,543 814
February 33,422 472
2,742 3,628 1,340 31,820 34,242 852 488
March 2,886 3,470 1,508 35,853 38,758 930 578
April 2,453 2,891 1,365 32,357 35,170 890 475
May 4,233 4,482 1,488 35,308 38,120 964 524
June 3,944 4,676 1,455 34,518 37,019 947 508
July 3,608 5,011 1,333 31,628 33,861 865, 468
August 4,521 4,993 1,217 28,948 31,339 741 476
September 5,868 6,237 1,206 28,627
October 30,511 783 422
6,oo4 6,133 1,024 24,247 27,398 697 327
November 7,840 8,902 875 20,777
December 22,707 566 308
9,139 9,817 787 18,896 20,440 469 306
1945 - January 10,630 11,736 753 17,744 19,212 427 319
February 12,506 12,696 716 17,029 18,052 304
March 395
April
13,997 14,406 760 18,044 19,457 436 307
15,440 16,804 636 15,096 16,692 382 243
May 16,835 17,597 477 11,448 12,621 281 179
June 18,029 19,069 353 8,600 8,949 196 136
July 18,254 19,313 72 1,871 1,948 Program 64
August 15,569 16,472 3 114 119 complete Complete
SUMMARY b
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 44.876 876 6 38 0
1941 0 0 0 313 6,665 6,942 169 144 0
1942 0 0 0 2,576 60,916 66,774 1,164 1,412 0
1943 92 4,426 4,746 9,393 224,189 252,590 5,214 4,179 0
1944 1,161 55,835 63,073. 14,884 353,522 382,987 9,518 5,352 14
1945 (8 Months) 2,507 121,260 128,093 3,770 89,946 97,050 2,117 1,552 101
CUMULATIVETOTAL 3,760 181,521 195,912 30,980 736,114 807,219 18,188 12,677 115
PAMREFERENCE TO PL 3344 - - - - - 37,8,4, 4,41,46 37,3
44,50
a Including41 3-24's delivered as F-7's (photographicversion) - 1 in November and 4 in December 1944, 5 in Janury,7 in Februry, 9 in
b March, 8 in April,2 in May, 1 in June,and4 in July 1945.
Excluding equivalent airframe Height of spare paris; these data are not available.

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Total Total
Complete Units Arframe Complete Units Airframe 18Eb
o BY2 P~ aEIDWih Weight of NP334
5 PV-l
Ventura
PV-2
a e Wif
i t o P -2 P3 7co pl te O-lO nd M a ner H arpoon

Number Weight Spae Number Weight

Arrm Spare Catalina28-ME
___________
(000 lb.
____(000
Pats
lb.) ___ ___ ___
(000 lb.)
___
Pat Cat ln
(000lb._________________
1940 - July
August
September 2 51 1.
October 3 49 496 c
November 8 116 ]1 c 6
December 1 25 25 c 1 18 262 262c 15
1941 - January 1 25 25 .25
February 0 340 358 16
0 0 0 25 358 338 24
March 0 0 0 20 277 337 18
April 0 0 0
0
0 39 519 588 59
May 25 25 38 509
June 1 1 575 38
25 25 39 524 537 59
1 1
July 25 25 40
August 0 0 542 555 40
0 0 0 44 589 589 44
September 0 0
0 22
0 42 548 609 42
October 0 0 40 521 40
November 0 0 55
0 0 0 15 219 15
December 0 0 0
40 591 651 40
0 0
1942 - January 0 0 867
February 0 0; 58 997 58
0 0 0 50 760 848 50
March 0 0 0.
0 0 50 760 914 50
April 0 2 62 889 964 61
May 0 0
0 6 62 855 917 60
June 1 29 52 1 64 811 892 62
July 87 90 68 896
August
.957 65
87 98 58 908 1,021 50
September 8 251 254 8 90 1,460 1,546
October 78
7 202 231 7 92 1,454 1,561 67
November. 6 175 211 6 87. 1,536 1, 606
December 11 55
518 553 11 110 1,.885 2,259 75
1943 - January 16 462 474 16
February 55 748 972 55
12 347 425 12 165 2,235 2,556 85
Mach 14 405. 455 188
April
14 2,411 2,705 62 117
15 454 460 15 171 2,606 2,965 50 82
May 17 491 647 206 5,216 5,726
June
17 57 94
0 0 20 0 209 5,509 5,608 48 100
July 3 87 128 3 205 22,995 3,578 109
Augut 16 520 597 18 202 62
September 2,965 5,542 105
18 441 483 16 170 2,586 2,959 41 104
October 17 417 458 17 201 2,869 5,576 70
November 105
0 0 33 Program 207 2,958 3,555 78 104
December 0 0 20 complete 231 3,359 104
3,891 97
.1944 ..January 0 1 252
February 0 3,975 102 104
0 8 201 5,054 5,613 91 75
March 1 25 52 182 2,804 ),456
April 1 76 68 1
23 27 133 2,135 2.716 56 55
May 5 115 117 139 2,224 2,630 48
June 50 .5
13* 299 314 68 1,539 43 Progra
1
July complete 4
16 368 394 86 1,502 1,816 59.
Auguet 41 943 981 81.
September
1,325 1,763 58
44 1,012 1,052 86 1,476 1,740 1
October 50 1,150 1,219 3.08
November
2,029 2,289 49
50 1,150 1,495 116 2,157 2,586 57 11.
Tecember 65 1,495 1,555 2,194
122 2,558 52 22
1905 - January 1,495 1,570 2,965
February
153 2,552 37 68
1,495 1;674 119 2, 139 2,466 37 54
March 1,495 1.,ba9 142 2,599 2,867 24 70
April
May
50
54
1,165
1,258
1, 528
1,559
174
152
2,894 3,206
2,967
~26 100
2,587 18. 86
June 52 1,212 1,272 68 1,427 1,771 26 0
July 42 970 1,019 87 1,679 2,084
Auguet 355 12
55 809 849 91 1,655 2,054 23 55
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1 25 25c0 0 1 51 458 458 c 21 10 0 0
1941 4 100 122 0 4 405 5,517 5,915 395 . 10 0 0
1942 39 1,127 1,277 0 39 851 13,059 14,482 729 122 0 0
1943 150 3,604" 4,198 0 130 2,210 32,055 57,595 741 560 1,109 0
1944 286onhs 6,578 7,195 286 0 1,554 25,565 30,465 727 .410 552 b5
15(8Mnhi 428 9,899 10,760 428 0 986 17,552 20,380 226 357 0 40
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 888 21,555 25,577 714 174 0,037
,.95,766 109,291 2,859 1,269 .1,461 468

PA E EEECE.TO PLN - - 58 3- 34,37,38~ 48 46 46.

Production of PB2X eubeequent to October 1945 ie shown me P32-52/ Heavy Traenport, .4-engine.
b Ventura production prior to February 1945 is olaesified as B-34, Medium Bomber, by agreement of the Army end Navy.
CExcluding equivalent airframe weight of spare perte; these data are not available.

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TOTALMEDfl)( 303455, 2-ENGNE

Complete Unite
Airframe B-25, N3.-25 B26 RB- ,n B- - 4{b E2
PEIDWeight of (P) . TS-26 1 (.ll)
3 3
(PV-1, 3
L-37$ 325
Dragon N.37
Airframe Complete Mitchell Marauer Ventura
Number Weight Unite plus
(000 b.) Spare Parts

1940 -July 12 155 155a 12

August 8 103 103 a 8
September 34 52 52 a
October 0 0
November 0 0 coop1ete
00c
December. 0
0
1941 - January 0 0
February 9 107 107 5 '4
March 18 222 222 8 10
April 31 401. 401 9 22
May 34 466 469 4 30
June 61 787 807 28 33
July 40 538 558 10 30
August, 57 769 1,].92 134 43
September 38 506 551 11 26 1
October 42 507 555 30 8
November 21 263 305 9 8
December 108 1,375 1,3405 43 49 16
1942 - January 31 372 470 18 1 32
February 108 1,4234 55 17 36
March 266 3,3348 3,506 151 49 66
April 222- 2,7]2 3,0034 128 9 85
May 261 3,919 89 70 102
June 316 329 82 105
July 330 4,297 4,800 152 75 103
August 349 4,7342 5,165 123 119 107
September 359 4,763 5,006 183 95 81
October, 241 3,097 3,7345 96 44 101'
November 4,953 5,379 1734 135 52
December 5,5343 6,037 256 107 63
5,008
1943 - January 383 213 93 76
February .369 5,792 229 138- Program 2
March 431 6,040 6,3498 235 190 complete .6
April 478 6,665 7,135 259 210 9
May 501 7,002 271 230 Program
June 535 7,3459 8,21* 290 245 c03m,3.te
July 451 6,179 7,74*6 266 185
August 466 6,617 7,8349 221 245
Neptember 377 5,381. 6,5234 182 195
October 433 6, 069 6,510 250 183
November 490 6,9734 7,8*4 260 230
December 497 7,0348 7,921 277 220
191414
- January 429 6,2342 7,920 219 210
February 494 7,089 8,34834 291 203
March 538 7,650 8,8347 348 190
April 502 7,105 8,3434 161
8,118 1661
May 516 7,057 120
June 516 7,0434 7,825 396 120
July 404 5,588 6,260 2834 120
August 381 5,233 5,838 281 100
September 360 4,890 5,628 285 75
October 357 4,771 5,316 275 82
November 378 5,172 5,700 286 92
December 353 4,807 5,2348 275 78
1945 - January 382 5,185 315 67
February 278 3,798 4,258 220 58
March 283 3,8334 4,2234 236 47
April 181 2,561 177 4
May 177 2,319 2,506 177 Program
June 163 2,135 2,2145 163 complete
July 122 1,598 1,681 122
August 50 689 50
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 24* 310 310 0
I 0 0 0 234 0
1941 459 5,9341 6,572 I 171 263 25 0 0
1942 3,270 42,803 47,150 1,5534 803 913 0 18
1943 5,3411. 75,519 85,016 2,953 2,3634 76 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 1,636 21,906 24,7814 1,460 176 0 0 0

CUM TOTAL
PATVE 16,028 219,127 247,360 9,815 5,157 1,0134 234 18

PACEREFERENCE TO PLABP - -50 48 46 42 47

a Including 449 B-26'. delivered as AT-23'e *40 in August, 149

in September, 125 in October, 110 in November,
b B-334 production subsequent to January 19343 shown as PT-i, Patrol Bomber, by agreement of Army and Navy.
and 25 in December 1943.
o Excluding equivalent airframe weight of spare parts; these data are unavailable.

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.1 ______ __________________

TOTALI:.IUT BOMBR, 2-ENGINE

complete Unite
A-2O
Airrae
"m., Bm!-) A-26 A-28, BA-29 A-30, BA-3O A-22 (6)
PERIOD Weight of Eavoc (414, B-14L) (187)ta
Numaber
AirframeS
Weight
Complete
Units plus
(Boston) Ivadar Hudson Baltimore
(000 lbs.) Spare Parts

1940 - July 100 682 682 a 44 21

August 62
35
September
44. 445 a 38 214 0
11 90 90 a 1 10 0
October 31
November
257 257 a 0 51 0
65 508 508 a 25 38 0
December 128, 1,017 1,017 a 54. 72 22
1941 - January 116 881. 948 45 29
February 44
156 1,070 1,187 42 52 42
March 162 1,297 1,1477 38 85 59
April 1814 1,5614 1,825 72 109
May 172 1,1461
3
1,751 44 128 Program
June i76 1,518 1,792 614 1u1 1 complete
July 208 1,796 1,958 87 121 0.
August 195 1,716 1,9145 105 81
September 269
9
2,3147 2,7514 119 155 15
October 251 2,252 2,756 146 70
November 220
35
December
1,930 2,212" 98 90 32
296 2,656 2,969 155 89 514
1942 - January 514 2,850 5,005 186
February
86 * 42
510. 2,791 5,055 152 112 46
March 255 2,296 2,859 1214 92
April 39
159 1,572 1,800 21 88 50
May 550 5,137 5,4481 218
June
88 44
207 1,828 2,550 98 76 33
July 158 1,575 2,021 71 87 0
August 2355 2,1114 2,701 163 63
September 9
350 5,212 5,757 235 71
October 279 2,5146 2,992 165
November 514 60
289 2,657 5,155 189 40 60
December. 220 2,058 2,290 165 4 51
1945 -.January 155 1, 482 1,805 *0
February 60
165 1,605 1, 967 108 0
March 180 55
1,829 2,157 120. 0 60
April 2122 2,1116 2,1407 145
May 76
60
3,255 195 60
June 2,8147
2,264. 2,641 191 Program 30
complete
July 1,6214 2,186
August
100, 60
2,1411 3,028 186 50
September 251 2,566 5,218 190
October 60
246 2,515 2,978 185 60
November 271 2,782 3,1426 210
December 60
514 5,555 5,995 250 6o
19144
- January 551 5,756 5,952 286
February 6o
5514 3,796 _4,~43 287 60
March ,390 4,188 4,222 328' 60
April 350 5,781 5,1417 275
May 60
355 5,718 4,5714 297 9
June 262 2,979 225
5,971 Program
July complete
246 2,750 5,886 220
August 500 3,4814 4,455 250
September 225 2,7148 133
October 155 2,078 2,530 44
November 142 2,087 2,360 Program
December 170 2,1499 2,779 complete.
1945 - January 160 2,275 2,1469
February 188 2,6914 2,14814
March 282 4,001
April 287 4,075 4,349
May 518 414515
June 279 3,959 4,258
July 167 2,1461 2,6148
August 48 720 775
stn 4ABY
1940 (6 Months) 395 2,999 2,999 a. 142 0 196 0 5
19412,8 2018 2,52 1010 11016
1942 18
2,126 28,26 255120 101 1785018661205 0
19435 2,74i0 27,808 2
33 ,b56 ,85
1,975 7 85 675 0
1945 (8 Months) 1,729 24,700 26,787 0 1,729000
CU)&JLATIVE
TOTAL 1,651 142,055 166,762 7,250 2,1446 2,215 1,575 185
TO PLANT
PAE REFENENCE - 3
54,41,142 41,142 4748 48
a
Excluing, equivalent airframen weight of spare parts; these data are unavai labia.

PHUUUCTION, JULY 1,4940-AUGUST 34,4945 SEPTEMBER 4.4945

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NAVY
LI$T DIVE TORPEDO
BOMBER,
1-ENGE

Complete Unite irreigtI

EIOD Arrm oet 4 S
Wegt
nt SF 24
ABD
A2a sryrBruau)iiot095)
N2(3A SB2U NBCn B vne
VEM
ne TB!
ewl
Number aWeight puitelSB, Bdive ____ ______n__lIevese
(000 lb.) pare untles
_______________ ______ (000 lb.) - __ _ ___ ______ ___

1940.- July 2 7 1 1
Auguet 5 18 5 0
14
September 15 514 15 0
October 16 57 13 0
November 42 1.49 149 21 0 1
December 17. 60 60( 7. 0 0

1941 - January 29 109 119 214 0 0

February 52 186 196 22 22 0
March 69 269 289 26 15 14 0
April 2314 255 23. 28 14 0
May 57 227 2414 29 28 Program 0
June 77 295 329 35 214 complete 18

July 243 268 42 32 4

Auguet 39 176 235 39 Program 0
September 12 '514 99 12 complete 0
October 414 198 228 414 0
Noember 17 77 98 17 0
December. 19 86 1414 19 0

1942 - January 11 38 1 0 1
February 9 46 0.
March 42 225 270 22 3 17
April 79 416 463 Program 25
May 96 518 627 60 complete 36
June 125, 709 828 64. 61
July 150 858 1,054 714 I 75
Auguet 178 981 1,211 104 32 62
September 211" 1,205 1,473 2 107 30 72
October 262 1,461. 1,857 8 147 28 79
November 322 1,867 2,157 152 52 108
December 361 2,070 2,521 30 179 45 1-07.

1943 - January 2714 1,687 2,062 15 89 48 122

February, 400. 2,283 2,779 28 202 38 132
March 425 2,421 2,8514 32 2114 9 170
April 431 2,613 3,107 4 1514 41 191
May 698 3,930 4510 43 376 76 203
June 668 3,786 4,295 12 350~ 78 228

July 625: 3,6814 4,442 15 270 .89- 251

Auguet 619 3, 745 4,415 18 266 514 281
September 73 4,398 5,256 63 282 73 315
October 638 4,355 71 260 25 282
November 797 14,825 168 282 7 340
December 638 3,839 5,106 132 238 29 239'

1944 - January 662 4,077 5,588 199 208 32 223

February 636 .3,907 4,9141 188 201 2 245
March 626 3,962 209 0, 267
4,868
April 661 4,225 1,66 2314 0 281
May 772 5,078 5,925 363 108 1 300
June 723 4,7814 5,516 348 93 2 Program 280
complete
July 636 4,275 5,521 322 57 1 256,
Auguet 658 4,559 5,209 348 16 0 2914
Neptember 670. 4,690 5,333 3414 Program, 1 325
October 695 4,864, 5,428 355 complete 0 340
November 637 4,4614 4,988 296 0 340 1
December 6514 4,579 5,116 323 0 330 1

1945 - January 663 4,807 5, a14 305 0 350 8

February 4,602 5,356 278 0 351 6

3
March 720 5,555 309 0 400 11
621
5, 2) 229 375 14
April 5,057,
May 640 5,066 230 385 20
June 628 4,493 4,985 217
5 375 33
July 625 4,492 4,980 217 39
August 499 3,566 3,958 3214 328 41

s1940 (6.Monthe) 97 345 3450 0 62 0 0. 0 1 1 0 0

1941 538 2,154 2,5014 0 332 0 0 107 50 22 0 0
192387 1,6 2,581 50 9614 0 168 0 0 7 648 0
1942 1,837 10,3967 4,733~ 642 2,983 0 567 9 0' 0 2,7514 0
1944 8,030 53,462 62,897 3,529. 979 4 35 0 0 0 3,1481 2
1945 (8 Months) 5,031 36,211 40,101 1,909 0 20 0 0 0 0 2,929 172

CUMUATIV
TOTL 2247 143,535 167,161 6,130 5,320 214 770 107' 51 30 9,83.2 174
PAGE EEDENCE TO PLAT - - - 35,140,143 41 41 35 36 39 9 4,5 36
a Including 36 8A-5'a(A-17) -,3 in 0Oclober, 20 in November, 10 in December 19140, 2 in January, and 1 in February 1941, ama 214N3PB'a
- 3 in
January, 7 in February,and 14 in March 19141; and 1 BT2D in Augut 1945.
b Including 398 A-24'. procured by Navy for fAmy32 in June) 23, in July, 19 in Auguat, 24 in October 1941; 20 in July, 30 in Augut, 30 in
September, 37 in October, 32 in November, 36 in December 194~2; 15 in January, 8 in February, 52 in March, 5 10 in May, 42 in June, in April,
and. 3 in July 1943.
c Excluding equivalent airframe veight of sare parte; the data are unavailable.-

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CompeteUai e A-31, A-3l, A-25, RA-25 A-214, ItA-214 A-36 A2

Aifrae A-5 2 -) (SB20 Type) (222Type) (P-51Type) (jA1444)
~~~Airframe
FERIOD of Complete Vegac elie anls utn
Uiepluse
Number a Weight Int
(0000lb.))
at

1940-July 1 3 3b,
August 16 4444 b 16
September 9 23 23 b 9
October5 13 13 b
November 0 0 0 b 0
December 0 0 0 b 0a
'1941-January 0 0 2 0
February 10 25 28 10
March .0 0 5 Program
April 0 0 0 complete
May 0 0 3
June 1 9 10

July 0 0, 0
August 0 0 0
September 0 0 0
October 0 0 0
November 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
1942 -January 7 48 48 7
February 6 41 4 6
March 10" 68 814 10
April 27 1814 207 27
May 798 503 6775799
June9866738
July 131 891 1,025 131
August 92 626 852 92
September 37 252 419 37
October 159 1,010 1,0146 128 31 L
November 109 718 7914 99 10
December 178 979 1,117 76 1 101
19143- January 220 1,082 1,192 39 1 180
February 218 1,121. ,531 1 5
March 119 768 892 93 5 1 120
April 106 708 798 86 12 8 Program
May 100 610161456 25 19 compete
June 141 903 1,259 75 31 .35.
July 181 1,107, 1,1408 80 36 65
August 223 1,357 1,6147 80 68 75
September 256 1,515 1,926" 80 73 103
October 281 1,717 .2,123 80 120 81
November 303 1,795 2,215 80 109 114
December 285 1,670 2,062 70 101 111}
19144 January 2014 1,369 1,9148 70 1314Prga
February 1814 1,239 1,6614 68 116 Pcogm
March 1214 848 . 1,148 60 614
April 3 285 494 39 program
May 29 212 360 29 .complet
June 4 29 64 4
July Progra~m lete 25 Program
August 47 complete
September 20
October .9
November- 2
December 0
1945 - January 54
February Program
March complete
April
May
June
July
Auguet

SUMWAY
1940 (6Months) 31 83 83 b 0 0 0 0 " "31
1941 11 314 18 0 .0 0 0 10
1942 928 5,986" 6,997 785 1 0 142 0
19143 2,433 14,383 17,539 875 583 615 358 0
19144 584 3,982 5,78. 270 314 .0 0 0
1945(8 Montha) 0, 0 54 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 3,987 24,468 30,502" 1,930 90 615. 500 41
PAGE CETO PLANT - I - 36,37,51 40 42 50 50
a Including 1 P-2 in Jume 1941.
b Excluding equivalent airframae weight of epare parts; these data are not available.

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FIGHTER, (SUMMARY)

TOTAL FIGHTE 2ESNN

Complete-Units 1
Airframe
Weight of'
Total Army
___
Navy

Complete Complete Units Airframe Complete Units Aiframe Complete Unite Arfrae
PERIODma Unite eight of eight of of Weight
u
Airrae tscomplete Complete Complete
Number Weight SpreAirframe nits Plue.I Airframe fnits elite Airframe )nits pins
(000 lb.) Pi Number Weight Spare Number Weight Spare Number Weight Spare
(000 lb.) (000 lb.) Parts (CO0lb.) Parts (000 lb.)I Parts
_______________ ____000 lb.) _____ (0001lb.)_____ ____ (000 lb.)
1940 - July 15 -573 573 b 17 17
August 155 519 519 b 0 0 0
0
September 163 542 1 1
October 195 642 6422 2 2 08
November 210 671 6712 0 0 0
0
December 264 846 8462 0 0 0

1941 - January 258 830 860 1 7 7 1 7 7

February 202 658 670 0 0' 0 0 0 0
March 222 740 823 2 14 14 2 14 14
April 289 981 1,072 4 28 28 4 28 28
May * 251 839 946 5 37 37 5 37 37
June 224 1,078 4 28 28 4 28 28
July 202 785 879 23 164 164 23 164 164
August 440 1,722 1,678 26 196 196 26 196 196
September 1,942 12 91 91 12 91 91
October 2,070 2,532 3 23 53 3 53
November 57881 2,431 2,817 74 562 74
December 697 2,856 3,235 52 395 418 52 395 418

1942 - January 757 3,027 32 243 357 32 243 357

February '75
5 3,354 113 871 954 113 871 954.
March 756 3,261 3,917 80 632 685 80 632 685
April 745 3,345 4,049 101 799 860 101 799 860
May 7'(3 3,465 100 790 836 100 790 836
June 933 4,200 u18 975 1,149 118 975 1,149

July 1,008 4,788 5,732 186 1,454 1,656 186 1,656

August 872 3,808 4,617 67 538 8414 67 538 844
September 912 4,321 5,528 134 1,062 1,350 134 1,062 1,350
October 895 4,279 5,308 145 1,146 1,423 145 1,146 1,423
November 1,143 5,282 6,217 124 980 1,242 124 980 1,242
December 1,220 5,678 6,698 123 972 1,222 123 972 1,222

1943 - January 105 5,186 6,512 151 1,193 1,384 151 1,193 1,384
February 1,82 5,790 7,470 168 1,327 1,501 168 1,327 1,501
March 1,468 7,063 8,697 133 1,051 1,229 133 1,051 1,229
April 1,671 7,976 9,627 122 964 1,243 122 964 1,243
May 1,613 7,839 9,664 84 664 830 84 664 830
June 1,814 9, 030 10,981 180 1,425 1,496 180 1,425 1,496

July 2,080 10,716 12,626 264 2,086 2,315 264 2,086 2,315
August 2,309 11,285 13,258 110 915 1,216 110 915 1,216
September 2,174 11,019 13,026 72 629 738 72 629 738
October 2,724 14,514 16,742 353 2,947 3,180 353 2,947 3,180
November 3,000 16,078 19,028 393 3,297 3,729 393 3,297 3,729
December 2,898 15,354 17,962 216 1,851 2,163 216 1,851 2,163

1944 - January 3,172 17, 092 20,396 329 2,800 3,103 329 2,800 3,103.
February 3,229 17,352 21,251 333 2,876 3,416 333 2,876 3,416
March 3,531 19,038 23,310 375 3,241 4, 069 375 3,241 4,069
April 3,314 15,124 22,452 374 3,279 4,3s08 573 3,270 4,299
May 3,462 18,668 23,142 374 3,172 4,403 373 3,163 4,394
June .3,198 17,718 21,687 406 3,640 4,587 403 3,614 4,561
July 3,245 17,739 20,713 393 3,378 3,883 390 3,349 4,75
August 3,372 18,662 21,855 460 4,099 4,824 454 4,046
September 3,214 18,414 21,707 4, 445 5,065 4,357 4,765
October 3,305 18,751 22,007 440 4,268 4,828 429 4,171 4, 718
November 2,852 16,480 19,375 412 4,049 4,606 397 3,905 4,429
December 2,979 17,498 20,482 372 3,655 4,115 357 3,511 3,952

1945 - January 2,811 16,511 21,394 368 3,496 6,011 343 3,256 5;*745
February 2,798 16,410 18,342 295 2,787 3,208 291 2,768 3,139
March 3,214 18,982 21,410 368 3, 455 3,775 320 2,994 3,296
April 2,935 17,268 20,323 311 2,928 3,133 286 2,708 2,880
May 2,924 16,804 19,31o, 283 2,680 3,247 257 2,451 2,940
June 2,682 15,088 16,810 226 2,182 2,378 201 1,962 2,132
July 2,1114 12.015 13,348 161 1,556 1,701 131 1,259 1,369
August 1,264 6, 903 7,611 67 673 732 653 710

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1,162 3,793 3,7932 5 42 422 5 42 42 b 0 0 0
1941 4,416 .16,390 18,752 206 1,545 1,621 206 1,545 1,621 0 0 0
1942 10,769 48,808 58,146 1,323 10,462 12,578 1,325 10,462 12,578 0 0 0
1943 23,988 121,850 145,593 2,246 18,349 21,024 2,246 18,349 21,024 0 0 0
1944 38,873 215,536 258,377 4;733 42,902 51,207 4,668 42,303 50,525 65 599 682
1945 (8 Months) 20,742 119,981 139,048 2,077 19,757 24,185 1,894 18,051 22,211 183 1,706 1,974
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 99,950 526,358 623,689 10,590 93,057 110,657 10,342 90,752 1108,001 248 2,305 2,656

a The airframe weight data shown il the detail on types of fighters are not adjusted for rounding; therefore they do not necessarily add to
the monthly totals shown in this column.
b Excluding equivalent airframe weight of spare parts; these data are not available.

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FIGHTER (SUMMARY)

1 - ENGINE

Total Army Navy _ _ _

PERIOD
Airframe Complete Units T Airfrm Complete Units Airframe
Weight of Weight of Weight of
Airframe Complete Airframe Complete Airframe Complete
Btaer Weight Uniteplus Weight Units plus Number Weight Unite plus
(000 lb.) Number
SpareParts (000. lb.) Spare Parte (000 lb.) Spare Parts
(000 lb.) (000 lb.) (000 lb.)
Ii _ }--T
1940 - July 173 556 556 525 a 10 31 311
August 155 518 5181 410a 401 a 32 117 117
September 162 5355 535 127 87a 410 a 55 125 125
October 193 625 625 152 620 a 487 a 41 138 138
ovember 210 671 671 193 620 a 17 51 51F
ecember 264 846 846. 205 667 a 667 a 59 179 179
1941 rnuary 257 823 853 183 598 610 74 225 243
February 202 658 670 159 526 523 43 132 142
March 220 726 809 159 534 610 61 192 199
April 285 953 1,044 192 669 739 93 284 305
May ' 246 802 909 167 561 650 79 241 259
June 220 746 1,050 174 604 800 46 142 245
July 179 621 715 146 519 559 33 102 136
August 414 1,526 1,682 359 1,357 1,464 55 169 218
September 460 1,613 1,851 401 1,611 59 181 240
October 568 2.047 2,479 539 1,956 2,342 29 91 137
November 514 1,869 2,232 490 1,787 2,107 24 82 125
December 645 2,461 2,817 607 2,328 2,654 38 133 163

1942 - January 725 2,784 3,179 652 2,527 2,856 73 257 323
February 642 2,483 2,843 561 2,191 2,539 31 292 304
March 676 2,629 3,232 585 2,299 2,870 91 330 362
April 644 2,546 3,189 537 2,166 2,742 107 380 447
May 673 2,675 3,039 566 2,290 2,579 107 385 460
June 815 3,225 3,722 683 2,750 3,203 132 475 519

July 822 3,334 4,076 720 2,963- 3,646 102 371 430
August 805 3,270 3,773 661 2,735 3,]56 144 535 617
September 773 3,259 4,178 637 2,726 3,533 141 533 645
October 750 3,133 3,885 555 2,370 5,012 195 't63 873
November 1,019 4,502 4,975 766 3,285 3,849 253 1,017 1,126
December 1,097 4,706 5,476 847 3,673 4,302 250 1,043 1,174

1943 - January 904 3,993 5,128 815 3,585 4,469 89 408 659
February 1,014 4,463 5,969 850 3,668 4,843 164 795 1,126
March 1,335 6,812 7,468 1,098 4,864 5,910 237 1,148 1,558
April 1,549 7,012 8,384 1,201 5,293 -6,370 348 1,719 2,014
May 1,529 7,175 8,834 1,120 5,146 6,370 409 2,029 2,464
June 1,634 7,605 9,485 1,164 5,232 6,729 470 2,373 2,756

July 1,816 8,630 10,311 1,312 6,025 7,300 504 2,607 3,011
August 2,199 10,370 12,042 1,573 7,225 8,393 626 3,145 3,649
September 2,102 10,390 12,288 1, 377 6,675 8,146 725 3,715 4,142
October 2,371 11,567 13,562 1,585 7,507 8,980 786 4,060 4,582
November 2,607 12,781 15,299 1,678 8,010 9,783 929 4,771 5,516
December 2,682 13,503 13,799 1,594 7,987 9,548 1,088 5,516 6,251
71944- January 2,843 14.9j2 17,292 1,672 8,295 1,)7 1.171 5,997 6,715
February 2,896 14, 476 17,836 ,.654 8,186 9,680 1,24 6,290 8,156
March 3,156 15,796 19,241 1,763 8,720 10,355 1,1M 7,076 8,886
April 2,940 14,847 18,144 1,556 7,813 9,874 1,384 7,054 8,270
May 3,088 15, 496 18,759 1,692 8,398 10,499 -1,-396 7,098 8,246
June 2,792 14,078 17,101 1,562 7, 893 9,905 1,230 6,185 7,196
July 2,852 14, 361 16,831 1,588 7,991 9,685 1,264 6,370 7,146
August 2,912 14,563 17,031 1,728 8,631 10,256 1,184 5,932 6,775
September 2,749 13,969 16,642 1,559 8,004 9,778 1,190 5,965 6,864
October 2,865 14,483 17,179 1,704 8,483 10,022 1,161 6,000 7,157
November 2,440 12,451. 14,769 1,423 7,100 8,544 1,017 5,551 6,225
December 2,607 13,843 16,368 1,590 8,508 10,345 1,017 5,355 6,025

1945 - January 2,443 13,016 15,382 1,542 8,226 9,821 901 4,790 3,561
February 2,505 13,623 15,634 1,516 8,338. 9,592 989 5,285 6,042
March 2,846 15,527 17,635 1,555 10,003 1,291 6,994 7,632
April 2,624 14,340" 17,189 1,506 8,422 10,653 1,118 5,918 6,536
May 2,641 14,125 16,063 1,470 7,990 9,116 1,171 6,135 6,947
June 2,456 12,907 14,432 1,335 7,083 8,156 1,121 5,824 6,276
July 1,953 10,461 11,647 915 5,063 5,828 1,038 5,398 5,819
August 1,197 6,231 6,879 396 2,211 2,545 801 4,020,
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1,157 5,751 3,751 a 963 3,110 3,110a 194 641 641 a
1941 4,210 14,845 17,111 3,576 12,871 14,679 634 1,974 2,432
1942 9,446 38,346 45,567 7,770 31,965 38,287 1,676 6,381 7,280
1943 21,742 103,501 124,569 15,367 71,215 86,841 6,375 32,286 37,728
1944 34,140 172,635 207,173 19,491 98,022 119,520 14,649 74,613 871,6533
1945 (8 Months) 18,665 100,230 114,861 10,235" 55,866 65,714 8,430 44,364 49,147

CUMUlATIV TOTAL 89,360 433,308 513,032 57,402 273,049 328,151 31,958 160,259 184,881

a Excluding equivalent airframe weight of spareparts; these data are not available.

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FIGHTER, 2-ENGINE

(Unit E ach)
ARMY NAY

Total
EIDF-niner P-38 P-61 P-59 P-70
P-38(322)
REID2egn Black Wio Airacomet (Night Fighter YM-1liera
Lightning (Jet-propelled) Version of A-.20) Tgra

1940 -July 2 2
August 0 0
September 1 1 0
October 2 0 2
November 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
1941 - January1 1 0
February 0 0 0
March 2 2 0
April4 4 0
May 5 4 1
June 4 4 Program
complete
July 23 23
August 26 26
September 12 12
October 3 3
November 74 .74
December 52 52"
1942 - January 32 32
February 113 113
March 80 80
April 101 1001
May 100 100 0
June 118 85 33
July. 186 170 16
August 67 60 7
September 1324 132 2
October 1415 145 Program
November 124 124 complete
December 123 123
1943 - January 151 151
February 168 168
March 133 133
April 122 122
May 84 84
June 180 180
July 2624 2624
August 110 102 7 1
September 72 66 6 0
October 353 350 3 0
November 393 387 6 0
December 216 206 10 ° 0'
19244- January 329 317 12 0
February 333 313 20 0
March 375 352 23 0
April 3724 342 31 0 1
May 3724 352 15 6 1
June 406 35548 0 3
July 393 367 21 2 3
August 460 402 50 2 6
September 465 397 50 8 10
October 440 3624 59 6 11
November 412 325 65 7 15
December 372 300 55 2 15
19245- January 368 301 37 5 25
February 293 253 33 5 2
March 368 289 26 5 48
April31252685
My2312 2526 62
yJune 226 175 26 Program 25
July 161 118 13 complete 30
Augut 67 53 12 2
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 5 1 0 0 0 4 0
1941 206 205 0 0 0 1 0
1942 1,323 1,2624 0 0 3
19243 2,2246 2,213 32 1 0 0 0
19442,733 4186 449 33 0' 0 65
1945 (8 Months) 2,077 1,666 199 29 0 0 183
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 10,590 9,535 680 63 59 5 248

PAE.REFEWNON TO PLANIT 37,247 51 33 42 33 45

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ARMY FIGHTER, 1=ENGINE

___________________ ~~(Unit
Each) ________ ___ ___

Tot-801+,
PTotalP-47. P-801, P-39 P-63, Shooting P-4+3, P-36 P-66
I}Q 1
PERIOD Fighter (A7) Thunder- -87) (irora R-63 Str P-+ (E7) (.8) P- Ohra
*1-engine Mustang bolt Warhawk Airaob ingcobra (Jet-pro- Lancer Mohawk Vanguard (P-35)

190 -July 163 56 91 15 1

August 123 104+ 14 5 0
September 127 114 1 1 0 11 0
October 152 135 2 0 0. 9 6
November 193 168 0 0 0 5 20
December 205 165 10 1 16 9 4-
1941-January 183 153 3 1 20 6 0j
February 159 153 6 0 0 Program 0
March 159 133 11 6 9 complete 0
April 192 186 1 14 1 0
May 167 11+6 15 6 Program 0
June 174+ 225 37 22 complete 0

July 14+6 81 50 15 0
August 359 1 179 158 21 0
September 401 6 254+ 128 13 ;O0
October 539 25 270 198 33 13 0
November 490 37 281 228 23 21 0
December 607 67 1 285 191 26 37 0
194+2- January 652 84+ 0 317 179 38 34+ 0
February 561 '84 0 295 113 46 23 0
March 585 52 5 31+8 14+1 25 14+ 0
April 537 86 0 396 52 1 2 0
May 566 81+ 10 386 86 Program Program 0
June 683 81+ 26 31+6 227 complete complete 0
July 720 76 38 421 185 0
August 661 22 61 390 188 o
September 637 6o 67 117 93 0
October 555 0 66 360 229 0 J
November. 766 0 116 373 277 0
December 84+7 0 1411 101+ 3020

194+3
- January 815 0 170 315 330 0.
February 850 0 151 311+ 385 0
March 1,098 70 232 321+ 172 0 J~
April 1,201 221 21+1 325 511 0
May 1,220 221 307 380 322 0
June 1,161+ 20 307 400 437 0

July 1,312 91 381 337 503 0L

August 1,573 175 434+ 463 501 0
September 1,377 201 496 100 280 0
October 1,585 281+ 196 378 120 7 0
November 1,678 295 5+8 122. 103 10 0
December 1,594+ 332 660 200' 391 11 0

19441
- January 1,672 370 650 275 351 26 0
February 1,651+ 380 633 24+1 350 50 0
March 1,763 182 61+8 283 300 50 0
April 1,556 107 623 202 252 72 0
May 1,692 580 601 200 201 110 0
June 1,562 579 600 73 150 160 0

July 1,588 569 600 97 122 210 0

August 1,728 700 600 155 13 260 0
September 1,559 663 593 202 Program '101 0
October 1,701+ 763 4+91 193 complete 252 1 1
November 1,4+23 709 377 80 255 0 2
December 1,590 702 6441 Program 21+0 1+0
complete
191+5
- January 1,51+2 822 180 21+0 0 0
February 1,516 701+ 5441 265 1 2
March 1,555 758 539 255 3 0
April 1,506 669 591 21+0 6 0
May 1,4+70 677 528 252 11 2
June 1,335 701 115 199 20 0
July 915 569 305 5 36 0
August 396 208 157 0 31 0
SUMM4ARY
190 (6Months) 963 0 0 74221 13 0 0 2' 221 0 51+ 31
194+1 3,576 136 1 2,24+6 926 0 0 160 30 71 6 0
191+2 7,770 632 530 4,453 1,972 0 0 110 0 73 0 0
191+3 15,367 1,710 4,426 4,258 1,91+5 28 0 0 0 0 0 0
19441 19,4+91 6,901+ 7,063 2,001 1,729 1,786 5 0 0 0 0 3
191+5(8 Months) 10,235 5,108 3,559 0 0 1,1+56 108 0 .0 0 0 4+
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 57,1+02 1,490 15,579 13,700 9,585 3,270 113 272 151 11+1 60 38

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aIncluding 21+21B's - 6 in October,11+in November, and 14in December 191+0; 2 in February,and 2 in May 191+5;
6 P-75 Eagles - 2 in November 19441,
6 P-61+'e
in November 191+0;1 YP-37 in July 191+0;and 1 YP-6o in October19441.

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- Each)
(flait

Total a FIU, m 24FMAF

PERIOD
Navy
Fighter
Corsair
33A
,FFFFF
(G-36) Helcat F8F tFral 2
ao
39
I-engin Battler Wildatercat (Jet-propelled) hfl

1940 -July 10 1 9
August .32 320
September
October
35
41 21
29 6
20
November 17 1. 16
December 59 19 . 40
1941- January 743.13
February 43 25 1
March 61; 25 36
April 9347'46'
May. 79 36 43
June .4 917

July 33 32 1
August 55. 31 .214
September- 59 18 .41
October 29 6 23
November 24 .15 9
December. 38 28 10
1942 - January . 73 63 10
February 81. 81 0
March 91 90 1
April 107 98,.9.
May 107 107...Program
June 132 132 complete
July 102 2 100.
August 144 9 135
September 141 13 127' 1
October 195 31 163 1
November 253 55 197 1
December 250. 68 175 7
19143 - January 89
1614
39
75
38.
514.3
1
February
arch 237 77 80 80
April 348 115 103 . 130
May 409" 139 120 .150
June 470 169 121 180
July 501+ 196 98 210
August 626 206 170 250
September 725 271 159 295
October 786. 285 156 345
November92 336 193 400
Deebr1,088 '385 245 48
19144- January 1,171 436 235 500
February 1,2142 40 '282 510
March1,95730 2
April 1,3814 569 303 515
08
1,396 5930May
596 300 500
June :1,230 431 300 499
July 1,2614.487 300 477
August 1,181+ 388 300 496
September 1,190. 390 300 500
October 1,161 401 210 550
November. 1,017 342 150 525
December 1,017 312 150 555
1945 - January '901. 220 150 525 2 4
February 989 331 150 . 500 2 6
March 1953156051
1,118 0April
484 150 475 . 6 3
May 1,171 497 175 475 20 4
June 1,121 479. 175 425 40 1
Jl1,348173156August 801.3b1. 212, 197 20: 10
SUMMdARY
1940(6Months) 1914 0 103 0 0 0 9
1942
6'4
1,676 178
~0 323 0 0 311
1,468 10 0 0 20
194~3 6,375 2,293 1,537 2,5145 10 0D
191414 14,649. 5,380 .3,130 6,139 0 0 0
1945.(8Monthsl3 8,430 3,385 1,3373,1 151 39 0
CUMULATIVE____TOTAL_ 31,958 11,236 7,898 12,210 151 39 422
PAGE REFERNCE To PLANT -. 35,36,4443,45 45 45 52 35
a Including 2 F00 s-1 inJune and 1 in Augut 19145.-

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RECONNAISSANCE (INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHIC)

_________________________________________ Unit_.,Each) ____________________

RECO NAINSAIICE
TOTIAL NAVY, l-ENGINE ARM~Y,
1. AND2-ENGINE

complete Uite
Airframe
II
PERIOD Weight of F-.6(Photo-..-4, F5 F-2 (photo-
Complete SC 8030 0S2U, CN2N graphic .(Pht graphic
a Air'fram~e Units plus Seehawk Seamev Kinfisher Version graphic Version. 0-52
Numera Weight' Spare Par of P-51) Version o c -45)
(000 lb.) (000 lb.) of P-38)

1940 - July 4 11 b 1
August 9 18 b 9 0
September 21 34 b 15 0
October 16 32 b 16 0
November 13 27 b 13 0
December 0 Ob 0 0
1941 - January 27 68 27 0
February 27 74 27 0
March 25 67 24 0
April 14 68 12 0
may 25 80 25 0
June 68 187 35 0 32

July 34 100 13 0 21
August 86 235 55 0 31
September 100 281
60
0 35
October 101 285 0 31
November 98. 277 70 0 28
December 122 346, 101 2 0 19
1942 -January 185 919 95 84 0 6
February 115 397 101 14 0 Program
March 136 460 116 20 0 complete
April 106 316 '6 97 0 0
May. 94 271 90 0 0
127 513 5' 102 20 0
July 130 367 5 125 0 0
August 184 706 59 105 20 0
September 118 459 70 48 0 0
October 83 299 43 40 0 0
November 110 551. 71: 19 20
0
December 80 479 44 Program 36
complete 0
1943 - Jenuary 74 406 50 24 0
February 43 177 43 0 0
March 113 772 53 60 0
April 193 45 0 0
May 42 234 42 0 0
June 39 164 39 0
0
July 26 144 26 0
August 0
20 105 20 0
September 0
121 1,008 32 89
October 0
27 147 26 1
November 0
47 209 47 0 0
December 137 1,11l9 27 no0
0
1944'- 43~ 169
January 43 Program
0
February 0 9 Program complete
March 0
Complete 0
April 14
May 0
6
June 18 0
0
July 2 18 0
August 6 37
September 14 77 4
October 29 128
November .97 501 2
December 347
1945 - January 102 507 9
February 80 336 5
March 104 524 2
April 84 528 2
May 467 0
91
June 488 2
97 ,1
July 79 402
August 139 1
30
SUMMARY00 10
1940(6 Months) 63 122 122 b 0 0 53 0010
1941 727 1,888 2,068 0 0 524 0 2 0 197
1942 1,468 5,119 5,737 0 307 938 .0 214 06
1943 734 3;882 4,678 0 450. 0 0 284 0 0"
1944 259, 1,029 1,380 122 43 0 74 0 20 0
1945 (8 Monthsl 667 2,735. 3,391 420 0 0 225 0 22 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 3,918 14,775 17,376 542 800 1,515 299 500 .43 203

PAE7ES CE TOPLANT . - - - 40 40 36,49 50 47 3239

a Includung 3Y-50's - 2 in April end 1 in June 1941;,3 TO-S's in July 1940; 6 Yo-54's in September 1940; l'YO-55 in Mrch 1941; end 3 F-3's
b (photographic
version of A-20) in April 1942.
Excluding equivalentairframeweight of spareperts;these dataae not available.

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TRANSPORT (SUMMARY)a

TOTAL
TRASPORT
Complete Unite Airfr b Complete Unite
HEAVY
Airare e
!NDIM

Complete Unite irfrme

t Com

CompleteUnits
LIGHT

Weight ofWeight of Weight of Weight of

PERIOD b Complete Complete Complete Complete
Airframe Unite pl Airframe niteplue Airframe Unite plus Airframe Unite plus
Number Weight Spy Number Weight Spare Number Weight Spare Number Weight Spare
(000 lb.) Parte (000 lb.) Parts (000 lb.) Parts (000 lb.) Parts
(000 lb.) (000 lb.)(000 lb.) (000 lb.)
1940 - July 25 258 258c 1 39 39c 17 184 1c 7 34 4
Auguet 26 186 186c 0 0 0Oc 19 169 169c 7 18 18co
September 26 195 195 0 0 Oc 16 173 1730 10 22 22 0
October 33 206 206° 0 0 00 18 184 184c 15 23 230
November 40 291 291c 0 0 Oc 26 259 2590 14 32 32 c
December 14 69 69c 0 0 Cr 5 47 470 9 22 22c
4
19 - January 28 ..251 251 0 0 0 23 232 23? 5 20 20
February 41 400 o
400 0 0 38 385
March 22 245 245 1 39 39 19 198
April 198 2 8 8
25 248 248 1 39 39 16 167 167 8 44 44
My 31 315 319 1' 39 39 23 241 241 7 36 40
June 28 -278 281 2; 61 61 18 183 183 8 .33 37
July 31 294 294 2 78 78: 17 177 177 12 38 38
August 60 349 349 0 0 0 27 245 245 33 1o4 104
September 50 315 315 0 0 0 23 243 243 27 73 73
October 62 351 351 0 0 0' 19 217' 217 43 133 '133
November 53 248 252 .0 0 0 12 133 133 41 115 118
December 101 468 475 . 0 0 .0. 29 293 293 72 175 182
1942 - January 104 543 566 0 0 0 31 351 363 73 . 192 '205
February 117 817 890 1 20 20 49 574 632 67 222 :238
March 109 883 948 1 26 26 68 763 808 40 95 11
April 152 1,509 1,609 2 46 46, 123 1,417 1,473 27 46 87
May 114 1,160 1,261 3 79 79 87 1,034 1,117 24 47 6
June 130 1,162 1,375 5 123 123 87 981 1,174 38 59 79
July 247' 2,257 2,451 5 122 122 173 2,009 2,190 69 126 141
August 165 1,848 1,983 12 299 299 132 1,497 1,629 21 53 55
September
October
201
163
1,921
1,616
2,066
1,871
24
21
551 551.
513
103 1,175 1,311 74 194 202
483 96 1,015 1,233 46 118 125
November 242 1,986 2,198 14 285 322 128 1,435 1,598 100 266 278
December 240 2,546 2,751 28 633 633 159 1,800 1,989' 53 113 129
1943 - January 368 3,088 3,316 38 881 966 157 1,778 1,910 173 429 440
February 321 2,877 3,211 29 663 705 171 1,934 2,160 121 281 347
March 563 4,037 4,506 35 817 869' 205 2,427 2,632 323 793 1,006
April 589 4,416 4,774 41 955 1,015 ,237 2,696 2,865 311 765 895
May 566 4,393 4,802 37 878 932 ;244 2,808 1 3,039 285 707 831
June 574 4,790 5,453 49 1,142 1,267 258 2,991 3,414 267 657 772
July 69 5,172 6,001 51 1,202 1,339 278 3,194 3,690 310 776 971
August 631 4,929 5,718 51 1,195 1,307 249 2,901 3,410 331 833 1,000
September 655 5,383 6,057 57 1,343 1,518 269 3,212 ,3,575 329
October 644 4,671 5,532 30 828 963
704 872: 258 3,079 3,545 356 890 1,114
November 678 5,772 6,925, 71 1,699 1,933 268 3,213 3,897 339 862' 1,095
December 784 5,968 7,018 47 1,126 1,197 312 3,745 4,490 425 1,098 1,332
1944 - January 798 6,688 8,169 61 1,448 1,566 347 4,220 5,365 390 1,020 1,238
February 884 7,771 8,798 63 1489 1675 431 5,232 5,826 390 1,050 1,297
March 925 9,322 10,925 . 111 2,622 3,236 478 5,791 6,503 336 909 1,186
April 838 9,666 10,828 139 3,316 3,542 477 5,772 6,442 222 578 842
May 992 10,840 12,171 128 3,049 3,330 576 6,979 7,849 288 813 992
June 909 10,293 11,335 122 2,919 3,173 548 6,634 7,269 239 740 893
July 866 10,712 11,995 182 4,365 4,738 471 5,706 6,515 213 641 742
August 814 9,904 11,236 173 4,225 4,652 409 4,963 5,754 232 718 830
September 730 9,715 11,207 216 5,279 5,881 315 3,821 4,587 199 614 739.
October 727 9,725 11,039 219 5,353 6,035 315 3,821 4,388 193 551 617
November. 702 9,793 11,218 228 5,554 6,301 300 3,630 4,255 174 609 662
December 649 ,9,189 10,788 223 5,461 6,628 260 3,146 3,527 166 583 633
1945 - January 644 9,812 11,382 283 '6,517 7,325 230 2,852
February
3,369 131 444 689
599 9,539 11,146 290 6,760 7,637 192 2,381 3,052 117
March 398 457
613 9,939 11,504 295 6,899 7,681 216 2,678 3,412 102 362 414
April 589 9,790 10,912 288 6,994 7,515 200 2,440 2,962 101 356 435
May 617 10,080 11,378 290 7,035 7,908 218 2,660 3,009
June 551' 9,111 10,675 258 109 385 460
6,340 7,550 200 2,440 2,712 93 331 414
July 521 8,688 - 10,185 254 6,223 7,402 175 2,135 2,372 92 328 411
August 269 4,422 5,160 135 3,425 4,020 60 732 813 74 . 265 327
SUEO4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 164 1,205 1,2050 1 39 .390 101 1,016 1,0160 62 151 1510
1941 532 3,762 3,780 7 256 256 264 2,714 2,714 261 "794 812
1943 1,984 18,248 19,969 116 2,667 2,734 1,236 14,051 15,519 632 1,531 1,717
1944 7,012 55,496 63,313 536 12,605 13,920 2,906 33,978 38,627 3,570 8,919 10,766
19454 9,834 113,618 .129,709 1,865 45,080 50,757 4,927 59,715 68,280 3,042 8,826 10,671
1945 (8 Months 4,403 71,381 82,344 2,093 50,193 57,038 1,491 18,318 21,701 819 2,869 3,607
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 23,929 263,710 300,320 4,618 110,840 124,744 10,925 129,792 147,857 8,386° 23,090 27,724
Ia Including all cemercial transports 12-place or more.
b The airframeweightdata shown in the detailon typesof transportsare not adjusted for rounding;thereforethey do cot necessarily
add to
the monthly totals shown in this column.
C Excluding equivalent airframeweight of spareparts; thesedata are not available.

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TOTALHEAVYTRANSPORT,k-ENIN LIBERATOR
EXPRESS

Complete Unite A0f~C5 (5) C6

WighfraeC-(R3)pe Ce- A-314 0-87 N-S Coronado J2
PERIOD a Arfa e uigteo
Complete D- yp
Skymter ltin(l1-2)Clipper
ose- (NYi,- 2) Corona

Number Weight Spae rp±ts lType) Typ/

(000 lb.) (000l.

I1940 - July 0 09 39
August 0 0 0d
September 0. 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December
0 0 *0
1941 -.January 0 0 0
February 0 39
March 39
1 1
April 39 39 1
1 39 39
May 1 1
June 39 39 1
July 2 78 78 2
August 0 0 0 Program
September 0 0 0 complete
October 0 0 0
November 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
1942 - January 0 0
February 1 20 20 1.
March 1 26 26 1 0
April 46 46 1 1
May" 4 79 79 3 0
June 99 99 3 1
26 Program
July 26 1 Complete
August 1 132 132 5
September 1k 312 312 9
October 292 298 5
13 8
November 13 261 298 0 13
December 274 27k 2 11
13
1943 - January 307 321 4 10
February 15 328 346 k 11
March w12 267 281 8
April 15 33k 356 5 10
May 12 280 311 6 6
June 15 329 381 4 11
July 17 389 429 " 11
August 17 382 397
September 19 435 4714 8 11
October 16 369 ko7 7 9
November 13 313 464 8 5
December 18 k33 462 11 7
'944 - January 23 540. 587 .11 11 1
February 33 772 861 12 16
March ko 5
925 14 21 5.
April 47 1,117 1,169 18 21 7
May 47 1,113 1,22k 2k 21 2
June 1,389 1,k36 30 21 6
July 57 1,377 1,4k83 32 20
August 5
59 1,500 1,639 44 9 6
September 46 1,216 1,385 42 Program k
October 39 1,051 1,185 37 complete Program
November 39 1,037 1,172 39 complete
,December 1,470 1,6714 53
1945 - January 63 1,67? 1,9014
February 79 2,118 2,316 71,
March 83 2,235 2,56k 78
April 88 2,4914 2,790 86
May 87 2,4k67 2,958 87
June 9k 2,655 3,025 89
July 99 2,728 3,110 95
August 75 2,075 2,362 73
SUMM4ARY
190 (6 Months) 1 39 39df
i
1941
194~2
6
70
2311k'
1,567
234
1,6101
II 0,0
26
0
0
0.
.6
0.

0
0
0
0
0.
0
0
0
0
41 0 - 03
1943 183 4,166 4,629 72 1 0 110 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 668 18,449 21,029 635 10 0 0 23 0 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,k72 37,962 42,335 1,089 14 6 291 27 41 3

PACE REFERENCE TO PLANT - - 41,42 47 34 37 38
-_ 38 36
a Including 1 S-307 Stratoliner in July 1940.
b Including 5 C-87' e delivered me AT-22's - 1 each month June through October 1943.
o Production prior to January 19k4ie shown me Patrol Bomber, k-engine.
d Excluding equivalent airframe weight of spare pata; these data are not available.

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S
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tOR , EN
c2- INE.

TOTAL HEAVY TRANSPORTS, 2-N, INE

CompleteUnite
Airframe C-46 a C8
PIOAifmeWeight of R50)
(C-55, Packet
PROAifaeComplete Command~o
Number Welight Unite plue
(000.Th.) SparePart:
(000 lb.)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January .
February
March9
April
May
June 1 22. 22 1

July 0 0 0 0
August 0 0 0 0
September 0 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0
November 0 0 0 0
December 0 0 0 0

1942 - January00
February 0 000
March 0' 0 0 0
April 0 0 0 0
May 0 0 0. 0
June, 1 24 24 1

July 4 96 96 4
August 7 167 167 7
September 10 259 '259 10
October 8 t 191 215 8
November 1 24 24 1
December 15 359 359 15

1943- January 24 574 645 24

February 14 355359 14
March 23 550 588 .23
April' 26 621 659 26
May 25 598 621 25
34 81 886 54
June
July 54 8135 910 34
August 54 815 910 54
September 58 908 1,044 14
October 14 335 465 1
November 58 1,586 1,469 58
December 29 695 735 29
1944 - January 58 908 .979 58
February 50 717 814 50
March 71- 1,697 2,257 71
April 92 2,199 2,575 92
May 81 1,956 2,106 81
June 64 1,550. 1,757 64

July 125 2,988 5,255 ]25

August 114 2,725 5,015 114
September 170 4,063 4,496 170
October 180 4,502 4,850 '180
November 189 4,517 5,12918
December. 167 3,991 4,954 167

1945 - January 220 4,840 5,421 220

February 211 4,642 5,321 211
March 212 4,664 5,117 212
April 200 4,500 4,725 200
May 205 4,568 4,950 205
June - 164 3,685 4,525 162 2
July 155 3,495 4,292 155 0
August 60 1,550 1,658 60 0

SIM4AEY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0
1941 1, 22 22 1 0
1942 46 1,100 1,124 46 0
1943 35 8,459' 9,291 353 0
1944 1,521 51,575 35,963 1,321 0
1945 (8 Months) 1,425 31,744 36,009 1,425 2

TOTAL
CUMULATIVE ,146 72,878 82,409 ,144 2

PAGEREEEANCETO PLANT - - 39,40,46 4

a The only 0-55was accepted in June 1941.

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_____________________
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DC-3 TYPE
SKYTRAIN-OR
SKYTROOPER

Total.
Mdium a c-60 (Rso) YC-76 ZC-76 s4 09)R3D
PERIOD Transport
2-engine
C-47,C-53
(N14D)
C-117 Lodestar Caravan Conest(c-9a) (205)
(Cersotoea
(Cargo and. (rsponnel.
Troop Carrier) Taaot

1940 - July 17 10 3 4
August 19 5 14 0
September 16 10 3 3
October 18 10 71
November 26 13 12 .1 Program
December 5 2 3 0 complete
1941 - January 23 12 10 1.
February 38 21 17 Program
March 19 12 7 complete
April 16 10 6
May 23 15 "8
June 18 1l. 7
July 17 12 5
August 27 9 18
September 23 . 16 7
October 19 19 0
November 12 1.1 1
December 29 17 12
1942 - January 31 29 2
February 49 47 2
March 68 57 11
April. 123 110 13
May 87. 86 1
June 87 70 17
July 173 157 16
August 132 112 20
September 103 89 14
October 96 6531
November 128 1o04 24
December 159 131 28
1943 - January 157 130 27
February 171 136 34 1
March 205 192 13 0
April. 237 195 42 0
May 244 208 36 0
June 258 227 31 0
July 278 238 40 0
August 249. 223 26 0
September 269 241. 19 9
October 258 242 13 3
November 268 257 9 22
December. 312 305 7 0
19144
- January 347 342 Program 5
February 431 427 complete 4
March 478 476 1.1
April 477 477 Program 0
May 576 573 cmlee3
June 548 co4plet

July 471 469 2

August 409 405 4
September 315 312 3
October 315 312.
November 300 300 Program
December 260 260 complete
1945 - January .230 230
February 192 192
March 216 216
April 200 200
May 218 217 1
June 200 197 .3
July 175 173 2
August 60 514 6
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 101 50 0 42 0 1 0 8
1941 2614 165 0 98 0 1 0 0
1942 1,236 1,057 0 179 0 0 0 0
1943 2,906 2,5914 0 297 15 0 0 0
19414 4,927 4,900 0 0 10 0 17 0
1945 (8 Months) 1,1491 1,1479 12 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 10,925 10,2145 12 616 25 2 17 8

PAGEREFERENCE
ToPLANT - 41,42 42 47 40 36 35 41
a Including C-48, C-49, C-50, C-51, C-52, and. 0-68- all D0-3 types.
b Including 0-56, C-57, C0-59, C-66, 18,:.18-07, and. 18-08.

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___ ___ __ _ ( (A _ ___ __d__ ___)__ __ ___ ___ __

n6S 4) CAJ Gooeee va

1910..July 77
Auut2 1 3,0
September 1 0 1 o
October 1 1 0 0
November 5' 2 03
December" 5 2 03
1941 -January
February
4 0 13
3 0 1 2
March 2 1 . 0 1
Apil 673 24 1
140 3June
742 0 1
Jy85Augut 26 16 1
September 12 36
10 0 2 0
October 8 0. 3 5 0
November 4 0 0 4 0
December 7 0 3 1 3
1942 -January 14 '0 4 3 7
February 15, 0 6 54

April 7 0 Program 4 3
May 8 0 complete 4 4
June 7 0 3 4
July 15 0 6 145
Augut 13 0 6 31
September 63 0 56, 3 4
October 38 0 35 1
November 85 0 71 8 6
December 21 0 13, 5 3
4
19 3 -January 137 2 126 5 14
February7106842
March 259 0 25084 5
April 259 1 250 4 14
May 209 1 200 4 4
June .. 209,-9200 1
July 252 323, 5 6
August 261 2 250 4 5
September
October
260
265
00
3 250:
.5 5
November
6 6
247 16 216 8 '
December 290 -32 250 4 4
19414- January 243 55 180 44
February 240 70 160 6.4
March 187 46 131 6
April 4
62 53 Program 6 3
May
June
120
131
108
122
coomplete 6 5
6 3
July 171+ 1014 6 4
Auguet 119 108 7 4
September 111 100 .714
October 108 98
November 7 3
110 98 69
December 107 98 3
1945 January 81 72
February 5 - 4
March 8393 714691 rga
April 7 33 Progmt
May 8 81 13copeeJn8173
July 82 7
August 69 66 3
SUMM4ARY
1940(6 Months) 21 12 0 2
1941 8 0
94 41 - 0 19 23 11
1942 30017 1449 50
1943
19414
2,722
1,652
60
1,060
2,5148 0 58 56
1945(8 Months)
471 0 77 44
629 591 0 0 31 7
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 5,418 1,763 .3,206 ,35 2166 168
PAE C2 To0PLANT - 32 35 47 45 45

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__________________ _________(Unit -Each)______________________________

Total a c-61, uo-61 uo-I# G

Lht (GE-1, F-24). C+, C-4 (GBD1744) 8125 LEA IDA * (MA-15)
PERIOD Transport borwarder Noreeman _ Traveler Duck Nightingale
1-engine

1940 - July
Auguet 5
September 0 1 8
October 6 0 8
November 0 0 9
December 3 0 Program 1
complete
1941 - January 0 0 l
February 0 0 0
March 0 0 0
April 0 0 1
May 0 0 1
June 0 0 1 Program
complete
July 1 2 1
August 2 3 0
September 6 4 0
October 9 4 0
November 8 4 0
December 25 6 1 6
1942 - January 23 0 4
.February 0
11 0 0 0
March 14 0 8
April 1
18 0 Program 2-
May 10 6 complete
June 0
27 1
3
July 28 12
August 14
0 3
September 0 11 5
October 0
1 ' 6 1
November 0 15
December 0
15 17 0
1943 - January 27 3 6
February 0
30 7 10 0
March 35 9 20 0
April 31 6 15 0
May 31 19 25
June 1
31 11 16 0
July 31 16 11
August 0
32 23 14 1
September 32 27 9
October 1
40 22 16 u
November 40 28 4
December 15
40 38 11 40
1944 - January 40 40 13
February 40 47
23 38
March 14 43 42
April 40 38
39 29
May 50 49 37
June 16
40 6 Program
July complete
40 27 11
August 40 53 Program
September 37 31 complete
October 59 6,
November Program 44
December complete 39
1945 -January 30
February 23
March 5
April 10
May 10
June 2
July 0
August 2
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 41 14 0 1 25 0 1 0 0
191167 51 6 23 0 3 3 69 6
1942 332 147 1 71 0 12 0 75 26
1943 848 400 209 157 0 0 0 13 69
1944s 1,390 400 454 161 0 0 0 198 177
1945 (8Months) 190 0 82 0 0 0 0 108 0
CUMITVE TOTAL 2,968 1,012 752 413 25 15 4 463 - 278

PAGE REFERENCE TO PLANT -43 49 32 52 39 39 36,45 46

a Including 5 I-S'sin September 1941 and 1 55 in August1941.

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_______________________________
___________(Unit r Each) ______________

'otal. AT7, AT-11

Advanced (SiB,C-l8S) AT-10 AT-21 AT-8, AT-17 AT-18 AT-23
PERIOD Trainer Navigator Wichita Gunner (T-50) AT-9 Huso (B-26Type)
2-engine or Bobcat Marauder
Kansan

1940 - July
Augsut
September
October 3 3
November 5
December 7 1 6

1941 -January 5 0 5
February 18 2 16
March 32 7 25
April 46 14 32
May 55 15 40O
June 63 16 47

July 78 10 68
August 63 2 61
September 117 26 89 2
October 1314 38 914 2
November 120 38 1 68
December 123 22 0 73 28
1942 - January 206 47 0 95 64~
February 260 68 4 98 90
March 297 53 0 137 107
April 278 92 13 73 100
May 346 106 26 129
June 208 76 40 92 05
0
July 252 79 62 111
August 392 115 128 914 55
September 343 101 1614 32 46
October 259 28 98 59 714
November 385 95 138 113 39
December 621 170 150 215 53 33
1943 - January 426 117 131 99 33 46
February 499 122 123 182 Program 72
March 310 107 126 Program complete 77
April. 327 110 145 complete 72
May 259 109 150 Program
June 244 96 148 Complete

July 302 153 149

August 240 162 78
September 193 110 35 1 47
October 221 118 40 1
November 165 120 45 0 Program
December 173 122 45 6 complete
191414January 177 132 45. 0
February 175 122 45 8
March 160 107 45 8
April 150 87 52 11
May 149 72 60 17
June 116 62 314 20

July 1214 51 17
August 90 514 Program 36
September 52 26 complete 26
October 44 20 214
November Program Program Program
December complete complete complete
1945 - January
February
March
April
may
June
July
August
SUMMARY
194(6 Months) 15
i 9 0 0 6 0 0 0
1941 8514 190 1 0 618 45 0 0
1942 3,8147 1,030 823 0 1,2148 713 33 0.
1943 3,359 1,1446 1,215- 8 281 33 267 109
19451,237t738 030 0600 0 0 0
191451(81,237s 738 00320167
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 9,312 3,413 2,371 175 2,153 791 300 109

PAGEREFS NCE TO PLANT - 32 32,1414 33,143,148 35 40 47 48

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(Unit, Each)
ADVANCED,
1-EfGIlR BASIC

AT-6, AT-
PERIOD (SN, A-66 A-13, T-i -BT-14
Total Texan or Reliant AT-12 RH SNC (22) Total (SsV) Sophomore (NA-64)
Valiant Yale
Falcon

1940- July 36 28 8 103 10 93

August 34 26 8 84 29 55
September 52 4s 7 55 .44 1
October 75 70 5 41 40
November 69 62 7 67 67 Program
December 187 179 8 25 25 complete
1941 - January 147 144 3 69 69
February 228 212 Program 16 15 15
March 186 168 complete 18 84 84
April 190 188 2 125 125
May 28 27 1 16 136
June 177 177 0 154 154

July 155 130 25 198 198

August 235 213 20 192 192
September 164 136 28 215 215
October 270 228 42 257 257
November 211 184 27 233 233
December 227 218 9 163 163

1942 - January 329 240 89 327 327

February 184 175 9 351 351
March .212 212 0 325 325
April 259 250 9 338 338
May 309 276 33 325 325
June 344 302 42 306 306
July 408 358 50 316 316
Auguat 447 407 40 403 403
September 553 542 11 369 369
October 439 49 Program 349 349
November 455 454 1 complete 322 322
December 492 490 1 1 402 401 1

1943 - January 506 500 3 3 375 375 0

February 524 514 3 7 372 372 0
March 550 523 11 16 450 450 0
April 576 547 15 14 370. 370 0
May 588 561 20 7 323 320 3
June 581 543 26 12 280 275 5

July 482 444 25 13 300 297 3

Augut 309 246 25 38 329 320 9
September 362 307 25 30 328 325 3
October 334 285 26 23 316 316 Program
November 360 300 25 35 314 314 complete
December 300 268 26 6 315 315

1944 - January 275 254 21 Program 310 310

February 223 200 23 complete 310 310
March 256 233 23 260 260
April 273 250 23 175 175
May 338 311 27 180 180
June 136 110 26 48 48

July 427 401 26 Program Program

Augut 350 323 27 complete complete
.September 376 350 26
October 356 330 26
November 350 330 20
December 252 252 Program
complete
1945 - January 207 207
February 180 180
March 176 176
April 168 168
May 184 184
June 150 150
July 110 110
Augut 62 62

SIMMARY
1940 (6 Month) 453 410 0 43 0 0 375 215 0 160
1941 2,426 2,235 0 3 0 188 1,841 1,841 0 0
1942 4,431 4,145 2 0 1 283 4,133 4,132 1 0
1943 5,472 5,038 230 0 204 0 4,072 4,049 23 0
1944 3,612 3,344 268 0 0 0 1,283 1,283 0 0
1945 (8 Mnths )1,237 1,237 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 17,631. 16,409 500 46 205 471 11,704 11,520 24 160

PAE REFERENCE
To PLANT - 49,50 38 52 46 40 - 36 44 50

1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945

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AlIRPLANES
PRIMARY TRAINER

__________________
______ _______________ (Unit -Each) __________ ____ ____ ____

TotO
Piary PT-26 PT-27 (IMIsTM PT-214 PT-18 N3N rutor 1; 1NE4Type)
T'N0
rineir (M-62)
TanrCornell
(525, A75L3) Recuit MothTuo.(-Tpe
Kydet ert

1940 -July 114 27 60 1 _ 22

August 1314 29 74 15 9 7 14
September 181 47 50 16 40 28 0
October 192 49 61 9 45 28 0
November 159 42 73 18 2 214 0
December 171 33 67 32. 0 59 0

1941 - January 0
310 29 157 18 51 55
February 202 72 60 20 50 0
0
March 2714 1614 0 *0
April 50
3314 62 222 0 Program 50 0
May 281 42 188 0 complete 0
50 1
June 3814 75 2314 25 0 0
50
July 0
391 87 155 99 50 0
August 392 69 193 78 0
50 2
September 369 81 192 34. 50
October 11 0
458 116 186 86 50 20
November 411' 92 151 103 50 15 0
December 446. 129 107 144 0,
5 314 27
1942 - January 471 112 0
122 115 110 Program 12
February 361 115 122 58 complete 0
514 12
March 521 120 189 180 0 2 214 0
6
April 538 131 191 53 31 0 102 0
30
May 637 125 195 172 Program 0 23 122 0
June 376 126 171 73 complete 0 5 Program
complete 0
July 369 j 150 171 28 1 19
August 375 191 180 Program Program 0
September 313 165 145 complete complete 0
October 3 0
335 127 206 2
November 444 1914 250 0 0
December 480 202 275 0
3
1943 - January 0
462- 212 250 0
February 456 209 235 32 0
March 5114 250 250 114 0
April 588 291 275 22 0
May 646 342 275 0
29
June 660 355 275 25 5
July 642 377 240 25 Program
August 6814 1399 250 35 complete
September 658 230 25
October 647 422 197 28
November 555 437 86 32
December 5214 444 80 Program
complete
19144- January 350 275 75
February 266 197 69
March 2214 149: 75
April 177 116 61
May 73 Program 73
June 63 complete 63
July 80 80
August 65
September 45 45
October 30 30
November 32 32
December 40 40
1945 - January 45 45
February 27 27
March Program Program
April complete complete
May
June
July
August
SUMMARY
19b(6 Months) 951 227 385 70 0 97' 168 0 0 0 4
192141 4,252 912 2,009 607 5 53 589 0 76 0 1
1942 5,220 1,758 2,217 679 195 0 0 15 125 230 1
1944 7,036 4,141 2,6143 0 0 0 0 247 0. 0 5
19145184ota 1,1445 737 708 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVETOTAL 18,976 7,775 8,0314 1,356 200 150' 757 262 201 230 11
PAGE REFERENCE TO PLANT - 32,143,141+ 34 52 41 34 49 53 53
_________________ 46,53 51 52,53
Including- 5 YPT25 e in June 1943; 4 STO's (PT-20) in July 19140; and 2 PT-14+a -,1in September 1941 and 1 in June 1942.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940- AUGUST 31,1945

SEPTEMBER I. 1945aso-wtl
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AlIRPLANES
COMMUN ICATI ON

__________________
________ _______(Unit - Eaoh) ____ ___ ___

GRASSHOPPERTYPE E 8L1002T12

Commul. L-5 -2 0-
PERIOD cmatin (entineL (-27) L-j L-4 L 4 L-6 (0-49 Other a
cio
Setnl (-5) (0-58) (SE, 0-.59 L-1 Vigilant Total R2,, R-6

1940 -July
Auguet
September 1
October 0
November 0
December 0

1941 - January 0
February 2 2
March -9 9
April 15 15
May 8 8
June 17 17
July 22 22
August 30 30.
September 46 4 I4 27
October 10 0 0 10
November 20 40 5
December. 26 0 0 26
1942 - January 93 0 0 95..
February 518 5 210 56
March 335 78 179 3
April 358 84 Program
185
May 294 114 complet~
June 270 61 139
July 515 1355 128
August 290 80 155
September 182 128
October 220 74 118 1
November 242 3 60 169 1
December 261 7 27 86 135 8
1943 - January 504 27 101 92 73 11 0
February 265 21 90 10 125 19 0
March 346 72 100 0 109 0
April 197 72 69 0 I4 52 0
May 419 73 127 79 75 .0
June 356 80 45 47 .167 17 0
July 401 102 101 55 140 1 0
August 566 l104 104 50 104 Program 2
September 518 125 84 355 71 complete l
October 478 14C 130 63 140 2
November 466 150 110 55 147 0
December 461 150 100 50 160 0
1944 - January 422 1355 100 55 131 0
February 381 125 100 25 125 0
March 279 122 26 Program 125 0Oi
April 252 100 Program complete 150 0
may 285 104 complete 175 0
June 514 105 202 0
~Tuly 317 100 200 0,
August 318 108 200 0
September 318 100 200 0
October 512 110 -186 0
November 257 115 110 0
December 256 139 100 0
1945 - January 215 156 47 0'
February 269 154 100 0
March 500 165 111 0
April 284 151 101 0
May 286 163 100 2 1
June 512 156 150 3 Progream
July 519 110 165 Prom complete
August 147 50 60 complete
StM ANY
1940 (6,Months) 1 0o .0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
1941 270 0 24 24 44 0, 0 171 7 0 0 0
1942 3,174 10 529 815 1,625 0 10 152 35 0 0 0
1943 4,577 1,116 1,161 522 1,319 0 240 0 5 14 14 0
1944 ,691 1,561. 226 80 1,904 0 0 0 0 120 115 5

1945 (8Monthsl 2,150 1,105 0 0 814 5 0 0 1 207 11 196

CMLTVTOTAL 15,643 5,590 1,940
1,459 5,706 5 250 524 48 541 140 201
PAGE REFERENCE TO PLANlT - 38 53. 52 51 51 46 37 38 ,44,6 - 53 49.
a including 6 Y0-60's(Autogyro)-- 2 in Auguet;1 inSeptember,2 in November 1945,end1 inMay 1945;,19 L-7'ein October1942;8 L-8'ein Novenber
1942; 8 L-9's in October 1942; end 7 2-390's (PA-39) in September 1941.

940- AUGUST31, 1945

JULY1,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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SPECIAL PURPOSE AIRCRAFT

ALL SPECIAL PURPOSEAnnCtA-TEARMY-- NAVY__

___Complete 'Unute TOE

Arframe Axiam
PQ-14 P@-& Aviation
Weight of (TD2C) (TOC) PQ-12 TD3R TON TOO
PERIOD Airframe Complete Jamestown Interstate Culver
Culver C lver Pleetwinge Niaval
Number Weight Unite plus New York Dekaib Aircraft Wichita
Bristol
(000 lb.) Spare partsI
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas
Pa. and
Interstate
Illinois ~hiledelphi Knsas
(000 lb.) Dekaib
i -i -u a i + Illinois
-
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 8 8
February 14 14
March 25 25
April 6 6
May 70 70
June 35 35
July 14
August 14
0 0)
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 11 0 11

1943 - January, 0
February 0 0 0
March 46 12
April 68 53 15
May 72 46 26
June 36 30
1 1
July 47 23 1 2
August 42 1
September 23 0 3 20
October 92 1 66 85
November 33 Program 27
December 21 complete 8 8 5
1944 - January 23 18 5 Program
February 25 5 20 Program complete
March 49 0 40 complete
April 0 30
May 51 0 1
June 137 0 15

July 141 0 10
August 145 3 28 4
September 129 Program 19 0
October 110 complete Program 0
November 115 complete
December 111 1
1945 - January 112 Program
February 80 complete
March 85
April 80
May 80
June 80
July 96
Augut 50 45 46Q5
1
SUMMARY
1910 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 0 0
1942 183 119 119 0 172 0 0 0 11 0
1943 493 428 449 .0 200 0 8 0 84 201
1944 1,081 1,320 133 877 0 8 181 10 5 0
1945 (8 Monthe) 663 58 612 { 663 0 0 0___0__0 o0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 2,420 , ,5 2,565j 1,540 372 8 189 10 100 201

31, 945 SEPTEMBER I, 945

PRODUOTlON, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
JULY I,I,1940-AUGUST
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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OTHER AIRCRAFT
GLIDERS
(Unit - Each)________
TROOPCARRIERS

Ttla Navy Traning

PEIOD Gliders-ad
Total 30- place 15-place 9- plece Purpose 3- place

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 3 3
February 9 9
March 3 3
April 66
May 7 7
June 13 13L:j

July 22 22
August 68 68
September 230 40 20 190
October 229 246 24e6 203
November 609 404 203 1 205
December 190 113 113 0 77

1943 - January 309 188 165 23 1217

February 294 245 213 32 49
March 407 329 324 25 58 L
April 523 273 260 13 5
May 639 587 581 6 52
673 624 644 Program 2l
June
complete
July 678 671 671 7
August 613 613 613 Program
September 521 521 521 complete
October 595 595 595
November 229 229 229
December 597 597 1 5967

1922 - January 572 572 2 572 I -

Ferur 54 5 0 554
March' 565 565 1 562
April 480 480 3 4 77
May 528 548, 2 546
June 459 459 6 453

July 304 302 15 287 2

August 163 163 25 138 0
Septemb~er 156 156 22 132 0 -
October 228 227 6 221 1
November 194 172 18 152 22
December 209 209 .18 -191 0

1925 - January 290 290 5 285 0 _

February 323 323 6 337 0
March 277 270 5 265 7
April 265 265 Program 265 0 ,
May 4o 532 complete 532 8
June 563 563 563 0
July F32 531 531 1
August 2212 239 259 3.7
SUMMRAY
190 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 1,609 803 0 802 1 0 806
1943 6,298 5,932 1 5,832 99 0 366
19224.4,234 2,209 120 2,289 0 25 0_______________
1925 (8 Months) 3,252 3,233 16 3,217 0 1901-

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 15,793 12,577 137 12,320 1a0 22 1,172

a Excluding bomb gliders.

I 1

945
31,1945 SEPTEMBER L 1945
PRODUCTION, JULYI,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 1940-AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER I. 1945 se-oat
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OTHER AIRCRAFT
AIRSHIPS, BARRAGE BALLOONS, AND SPECIAL DEVICES

_________________________ (Unit__-_Each) _________________

AfISHIPS BARAGEACSLLCONS SPECIAL DEVICES

l!-- a L JB-2
PEIDPatrol Traiing Navy Army McSonnell (Jet Bomb)
Toteal ZNP-K end- ZNN-L and- Total Tyes Enginee Total Memphis Republic
Long Island-

19110- July
August
September
October
November
December

19111- January
February 1 .1 Data Data'
March 0 0 not not
April 0 0 available available
May 0 0
June 1 1
July 0 0 9
August 0 0 9
Septemiber 1 1 0
October 9
1 1 0 9
November 1 '1 0 10
December 1 1 0 10
19112- January 1 499 20 1179'.
0 1
February 2 0 2 481 20 161
March 0 2 512 20 192
April 2
1 0 511 20 191
May 1 1 0 5911 20 5711
June 1 1 0 672 632
July
1 1 0 593 311 559
August 2 2 0 *591 116 5455
September 722
5 " 5 0 311 688
October
November 11 0 766 50 716
1 855 Program 855
December 3 889 complete 889
3 0
19113
- January
*6 5 1 772 772
February
6 0 7115 7415
March 8
April 7 1 5119 5119
7 .5 2 3311 3311
May 265 265
June 9 9 0
12 10 2 2641 2611
July 2 229
13 11 229
August' 161
10 7 3 161
September 2 130 130
October 7 5
8 6 2 711 714
November Program
8 7 1 Program
December 12 11 1 complete complete
19441- January
5" 5 Program
February complete
March 7 7
6 6
April 11 11
May Program Program
June complete complete.
July
August
September
October
November
December

19415- January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

St' ARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0
19411 6 11 2 * 56 I 0 0 0
19112 26 20 6 7,685 3011 7,381 0 0 0
19413 106 89 17 3,523 0 3,523 0 0 0
19441 22 22 0 0 0 0 76 0 76
19415 (8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,281 19 1,262
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 16o 135 25 *' 360 * 1,357 19 1,538
o.Juice ofi la isip n aytyebraebalos .S.Nv eat
;ent(Officeof Procurement and Material).
Army Engineers type barrageballoons: U. S. War Department';(Corpsof Engineers).
Special Devices: Same sourceasairplanes.
Stage of'Completion - Airships: Deliveries to and acceptances
by Navy.
nlirrageBalloons: Deliveriesfrom plants to Army and-Navy.
SpecialDevices: Acceptances at plants.
a Deliveriesunavailableprior to 19112.
* Not available.

1-'NUUUCI ION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 945

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST' 31, 1945
SEPTEMBER I, 1945 an-cal
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AIRPLANES BY PLANT

AESOSCA,MIDDLETOWNIO1 BEECH, WICHITA, EANSAS

Expedtor
AT-7, AT-i1
PEIDaF 119l-2 UC-145 (ulIB, C-1811) AT:-10
PEIDTotal. (0-58) PT-29 Total (Photo- (GB, -175) INavigator Wcita
PT-25 C~-145, -5 graphc Taelr o
Grasshopper Cornell (Jms, C-las heric Traveller ao
1 -) C-145)

1940 - July 6 5
August 1
September 0 1
October 1 0
November 7 2 0 1
December 2 0
1941 - January 0 0 0
February 2 0 0 2
March 6 1 0 7
April 10 2 0 14
May 18 5 0 15
June 20 4 0 10

July 17 5 2 10
August 21 3 2
4 40 10 4 26
September 9 10
October 0 0 42 0 4 38
November 20 20 43 4 38 1
0 22 0
December 0 0 - 28 0
0
1942 - January 0 0 47 0
0 .47 0
February 5 5 72 0 4
0
March 78 78 53 0 53
0
April 814 84 105 0 92 13
0 106
May 114 114 158 1
0 40
June 61 61 117 76
0 12
July 1355 1355 155 79 62
0 12 128
August 80 80 246 115
0 101 1u64
September .)6 36 276 11
0 98
October 75 714 152 0
6 28
November 014 60 4 248 15 95 158
0~ 17
December 97 86 11 557 170- 150

1943 - January 111 92 19 256 2 b 117 131

February 45 10 33 2514 0 10 122 122
March 43 0 45 251 0 20 107 1214
April 66 0 66 201 1 15 110 135
May 137 65 72 271 1 25 109 136
June 117 47 70 239 0 16 96 127

July 126 55 71 291 3 11 153 1214

August 126 50 76 226 2 14 162 48
September 108 35 75 119 0 9' 110 Program
October 143 65 80 157 5 16 118 complete
November 151 55 76 140 16 4 120
December 125 50 75 165 322 11 122

19144- January 150 55 75 200 55 13 152

February 75 25 50 215 70 23 122
March 514 Program 514 i9 46 42 107
April 46 complete 46 169 55 29 87
May Program Program 217 108 37 72
June complete complete 190 122 6 62

July 171 1014 11 56

August 162 108 Program 514
September 130 100 complete 20
October 126 98 20
November 1014 98 Program
December. 100 98 compleste

1945 - January 81 72
February 72 67
March 81 79
April 75 75
May 81 81
June 78 76
July 78 77
August 67 66

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 22 11 1 1 9 0
1941 29 214 255 41 0 23 190 1
1942 829 813 -l1 1,9214 0 0 71 1,030 823
19143 1,276 522 7514 2,610 60 0 157 1,446947
191414 305 80 225 1,979 1,060 20 161 75-5 0
1945 (8Months) 0 0 0 613 591 22 0 0 0

CUMULATIVETOTAL 2,439 1,439 995 7,403 1,763 43 413 5,1413 1,771

PAGE REFERENCETO MODEL - 28 27- 23 18 214 25 25

aIncluding 5 1-S models in September19141.

31, 945
1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
SEPTEMBER I, 1945 as-031
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AIRPLANES BYPLANT

__________________________
______________(Unit - Each)_________

BELL, BUFFALO,NEW
YOK

Bell Relianca
Atlanta, Georgia NewCastle b
PERIOD B-29 a P-39 (P-400) P-63; RP-63 P-59 Delaware
Suierfortree Total' iracobra Kinguobra Airacoaet
(etprpele)21ne AT-D

1940 - July
August
September 1
October 2
November 0
December 10
1941 - January 3
February 6
March 11
April 1 P
Mayp 15 0
June 37 1
July 50 '0
August 158 0
September 128 0
October 198 0
November 128 0
December 191 0
1942 - January 179 0
February 113 0
March 141 0
April 52 0
May 86 0
June 227 0
July 185 0
August 188 0
September 93 0
October 129 0
November 277
December 302 0
1943 - January 330 0
February 385 0
March 472 0
April 511 0
May 312
June 0
437 0
July 503
August 0
501 1 0
September 280 0 0
October 420
November 0 0
403 0 0
December
391 0 0
191414- January 351 0 0
February 350 0 0
March 300 0 1
April 252 0 1
May 201 6 4
June 150 0 3
July 112 2 4
August 13 2 8
September Program 8
October 6
complete 6 12
November
December 7 Program
2 complete
1945 - January
February 5
March 5
April 5
8
May 6
June Program
July complete
August
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 17 13 0 0 0
1941 0 927 926 0 .0 3
1942 0 1,972 1,972 0 0 0
19143 4 4,9714 4,945 28 1 0
19144 201 3,5148 1,729 1,786 . 33 39
1945 (8 Monthas447 1,1489 0 1,1456 29 0
CUUAIE OA 9 12,923 9,585 3,270 63 - 42
PAGEREFERENCETO MODEL 7 16 16 15l~ - 18, 25
October1940,and.1 in May 1941.
3 YO-5O'u- 2 in April end. 1 in June 1941.
'' hclui.1ng

1945
JULY I, I940-AUGL$121, 1945
-'HODUCTIOM, SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION,JULY 1,1940-AUGUS't31,
SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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AIRPLANES EY PLANT

(Unit - Each)______

BOEING,SEATTLEANDRENTON BOEING(SERA) ICHITA#1 KANSAS

Boeing -_____
Vancouver Boeing
British Wichita #
Columbia Kansas
PERIODToaa B-29 B-17 A-20 PB2B (PsY) Toa PT13, P1-17, B-218
Ttla Super- Flying (DB-7) Catalina Ttl PT27 (HS) P-8 Super-
fortress Fortress Havoc (U S. Kydet fortress
Program)

1940 - July 3 61
August 8 83
September 7 90
October 15 106
November 6 75
December 0 67
1941 - January 0 0 208 51
February 13 13 60 0
March 9 8 166 2
April 22 21 222 Program
May 1 0 188 complete
June 1 0 234
July 2 0 155
Auguet 13 0 13 193
September 31 5 26 192
Otuber 53 12 41 186
November 75 25 50 151
December 125 60 107
1942 - January 141 74 67 122
February 128 75 53 122
March 150 85 169
April 90 90 Program 191
May 90 90 complete 195
June 95 95 171
July 100 100 171
August 110 110 180
September 120 120 145
October 130 130 206
November 130 130 250
December 160 160 275
1943 - January 124 124 250
February 176 176 235
March 180 180 250
April 190 190 275
May 200 200 275
June! 190 190 275
July 200 200 240
August 190 190 250
September 200 200 230
October 210 210 197
November 230 230 86
December 250 250 80
1944 - January 272 270 75
February 292 290 69
March 366 362 75
April 273 270 61
May 303 300 73
June 305 300 63
July 268 260 80
Auguet 275 260
September 230 210 45
October 127 115 30
November 130 100 32
December 135 100 40
1945 - January 150 100
February 16o 100 27
March 157 77 Program complete
April 132 32
May 140 Pro-ram
June 150 complete
July 160
August 119
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 39 0 38 0 0 482 385 97 0
1941 345 0 144 195 0 2,062 2,009 53 0
1942 1,444 0 1,259 185 0 2,217 2,217 0 0
1943 2,340 0 2,340 0 75 2,643 2,643 0 87
1944 2,976, 139 2,837 0 203 708 708 0 722
1945 (8 Monthel 1,168 859 309 0 12 72 72 0 786
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 8,312 998 6,927 380 290 8,184 8,034 150 1,595

FACE DEFERENCETO MODEL - 7 7 10 8 - 27 27 7

a Including1 S-307Stratoliner in July 1940, end 6 A-314 Clippere - 1 in each mnthi,Merch, April,May, and June 1941, and 2 in July 1941.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1'940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 *3-

 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

AIRPLANES BY PLANT

_____________________ ~~~~~(Unit
Each)
- ____________ _________________

BREW51BE,JOENSILLE, LOANGISLAND CESSNA,WICHITA,KANSAS

Canadian Car.
Budd Fort Bobcat
Philadelphia William
Pa. Ontario
PEIDF3A SB2A F2 R-i SBW (sB2c)
Total (F4U) (340) (339) (C-93) HElidiver Total uC7 AT8AT1
Battler Bermuda Buffalo Coneatoga (U.S. (A'-78Tye)AT-,o)-1
Program) A-7Te T5)

1940 - July 9 9
August' 0 0
September 6 6
October 20 20
November 16 16
December 40 4~0 6
1941 - January 43 5 5
February 18 18 16 16
March 25 25
April 46 46 32 32
May 43 43 40 40
June 17 17 47 47
July 1 1 68 68
Auguat 24 24 61 61
September 41 41 89 89
October 23 23 94 94
November 9. 9 68 68
December 10 10 73 73
1942 - January 10 10 95 95
February 0 0 98 98
March 1 1 137. 137
April 9 9 73 73
May 0 Program 129 129
June complete 92 92
1o
July 1 117 6 111
August 12 12 100 94
September 30 30 88 56 32
October 28 28 94 35 59
November 52 52 184 71 113
December 45 228 13 215
1943 - January 48 48 225 126 99
February 38 38 250 68 182
March 9 9 250 250 Program
April 41 41 250 250 complete
May 76 76 200 200
June' 80 2 78 200 200
July 92 3 89 238 238
August 0 54 250 250
September 81 8 73 250 250
October 52 27 25 250 250
November 35 28 7 216 216
December 68 29 250 250
97
1944 - January 93 61 32 180 180
February 80 78 2 160 160
March 100 100 0 1 131 131
April 119 119 0 0 Program Program
May 123 122 1 3 complete complete
June 102 102 Program 1
complete
July 17 17 2
August Program Program 4
September complete complete 3
October 3
November Program
December complete
1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 91 C C 91 0 C 6 0 6
1941 311 C C 311 0. 0 618 C 618
1942 188 C 168 20 C. C 1,435 187 1,248
1943 703 136 567 C C 29 2,829, 2,548 281
1944 634 599 35 C 17 497 471 471 0
1945 (8 Months) 0o 0o00 306 0a 0o
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1,927 735 770 "422 17 832 5,359 3,206 2,153
PAGEREFEENCE TO MODEL _ 17 11 17 22 11 - 23 25

JULYI,I, 1940-AUGUST 31,

1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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AIRPLANES BY PLANT

(Unit - Each)

CHANCEVOUGHT,SERATFOND,
CONNECTICUT CONSOLIDATED
VULTEE,DOWNEY,
CALIF.
Columbia, Consolidated
Valley Vultee
Stream Allentown
a F4U CS2U SB2U - New York Pa. b ST-1 and
PERIOD Total Coreair ingfieher (V..156) J2F TBY Total BT-15(SNV) P-66
Vindicator Dock Seawolf Valiant

1940 - JUly 10 10
Auguet 9 9 29 29
September 15 15 44 44
October 16 16 40 4o
November 14 13 67 67
December 0 0 . 25 25
1941- January 28 27 69 69
February 27 . 27 15 15
March / 39 24 15 84 84
April 40 12 28 - 125 125
May 53 25 .28 136 136
June 59 . 35 24 155 154
July 25 13 12 198 198
Augut 55 55 Program 192 192
September 65 complete 215 215
October 70 70 270 257 13
November 70 70 254 233 21
December '101 101 200 163 37
1942 -January 95 95 361 327 34
February 96 95 374 351 23.
March 95 95 339 325 14
April 74 73 340 338 2
May 71 71 325 325 Program
June 72 71 307 306 complete

AJuys .77 2 75 316 316

Augu9t
September
. 64 s 403 403
21 13 8 369 369
October 31 31 Program 349 349
November 55 55 complete 322 322
December 68 68, 401 401
1943 - January 39 39 375 375
February 75 75 372 372
March 77 77 45o 450
April 113 113 370 370
May 132 132 320 320 ,
June 151 151 275 275
July 171 171 297 297
Augut 176 176 320 320
September 186 186 325 325
October 195 195 2 316 316
November 230 230 . 5 314 314
December 235 235 6 315 315
1944- January . 225 225 . 7 310 310
February 225 225 11 310 310
March 256 256 12 260 260
April 230 230 14 175 175
May 254 254 16 180 180
June 169 169 .17 48 48
Program Program
July 300 300 21 complete complete
Augut 220 220 20
September 210 210 20
October 219 219 20
November 197 197 20 1
December 168 168 20 1
1945 - January 118 118 20 8
February 152 152 20 6
March 268 268 15 11
April 279 279 15 14
May 30. 302 15' 20
June 300 300 10. .33
July 303 303 10 39
Auguet 210 210 3 41
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Monthe) 54 0 53 0 0 0 215 215 0
1941 632 0 524 107 0 0 1,913 1,841 71
1942 819 178 638 0 0 0 4,206 4,132 73
1943 1,780 1,780 0 0 13 0 4,049 4,049 0
1944 2,673 2,673 0 0 198 2 1,283 1,283 0
1945 (8 Monthel 1,932. 1,932 0 0 108 172 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 7,890 6,563 1,215 107 319 174 11,666 11,520 144

PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL 17 18 11 24 11 - 26 16

a Including 2 S-43's - 1 in November 1940 and 1 in January 1941,and 3 JR2S'a - 1 in each month, February, April, and June 1942.
b Including 1 V-12 in June 1941 and 1 RV-72 (A-31)in June 1942.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I 1945
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CORSOLTDATVULISFE,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS CONSOLIDATED VULTE, NASVLLE, TENNESSEE

B-24 Liberator Consolideated

a Vultee
PEID-87 (AT-22) EA-31 and Rew Orleans
EROToa Copee(B-24 Type) B-32 RA-35 P-38 L-l Louisiana
Toa omlt ord Liberator Dominator Total (sv_72) Lightning (0-149) PRY
Assemblies Knoc1d~enmExpress Vengeance Vigilant Catalina

1940 - July
August
September 1 1
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0

'1941 - January 0 0
February 2 2
March 9 9
April 15 15
May 8 8
June 17 17

July 22 22
August 30 30
September 27 27
October 10 1
November 5 5
December 26 26

1942 January 93 93
February 56 56
March- 6 3 3
April 1 1 4 4 Program
May 2 2 40 40 complete
June 2 2 55 55

July 3 3 71 71
August 0 0 71 71
September 9 09 37 37
October 8 0 8 97. 97
November 13 0 13- 76 76
December 12 1 11 39 39
1943 - January 11, 4. 10 9 9
February 214 15 11 27 27
March 35 16 11 8 .65 65
April 50 23 17 10 614 614
may 59 28 25 6 56 56
June 85 49 25 11 75 75
July 125 614 50 11 80 80
August 162 71 80 11 80 80
September 1314 60 63 11 80 80
October 178 83 86 9 80 80
November 162 75 82 5 80 80
December 205 94 1014 7 70 70

1944 - January 230 107 112 117 70 70

February 216 100 100 16 68 68
March 2014 108. 75 21 60 60
April 172 100 51 21 39 39 1
May. 192 170 1 21 29 29 0
June 129 108 Program 21 4 4 7
complete
July 124 1014 20 0 Program 1
August 117 108 9 0 complete 4
September 105 1014 Program 1 0 7
October 1014 1014 complete 0 0 12
November 95 94. 1 0 11
December 77 65 12 0 8

1945 - January 7 Program 7 In 14 10

February 17 complete 17 12 12 12
March 17 17 20 20 20
April 11 11 27 27 26,
May 17 17 25 25 18
June 21 21 25 25 26
July 7, 7 program Program 35
August3 3 complete complete 23
SURDAARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0
1941 0 0- 0 0 0 171 0 0 171 0
1942 543 9 0 41 0 645 493 0 152 0
1943 1,233 580 543 110 0 766 766 0 0 0
191414 1,765 1,272 339 140 14 270 270 0 0 51-
1945 (8 Monthsl 100 0 0 0 100 113 0 113 0 170
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 3,1148 1,861 882 2921 114 1,966 1,529 113 3214 221

PACE REFERENCE
TOMODEL - 7 7 20 7 - 12 15 28 8
F1 Includinog 5 C-87's delivered as AT-22'a - 1 each month, June through October 1943.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945

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/unit Each

CONSOIDATED VULTEE,SANDIEGO, CALIFORNIA VILTE WAYNE,MCHIGAN

CONSOLIDATED

B-214.Types.

ToaPBY P2Y T al L-5 (0-62) AT-19

PERIOD
Toa 3-214 P34-2 RY-3 (28-5mU) PB2R~ oa Sentinel Reliant
(FE4Y-l Privateer' Liberator Catalina Coronado
L-3O) Express
Liberator

1940 - July
August 1 6
Septeber 1 1 0
October 160
November 66 1.10
December 20 6 1

17 0 16 10
1941 -Janusary 0 0
February 24 0 24
20 2 18 0 0
March
45 6 38 1 0
April 38 1 0
May 51 12
June 49 9 39o 1 0

July 42 1 400
63 19 42 0 0
August
September 69 27 42 0 0
70 30 15 0 0
October
November 45 30 1540 0
73 334o 0.
December

70 12 58 0 0
1942 -January
109 59 50 0 0
February 60 0 0
March
April
121
141
71
8061 O0
1ay146 86 6o 0 0
June 158 95 / 62 1 0

July1610 63 3 0
August 161 108 50 8 0
Septemaber 202 116 7880
October 203 129 567 64738
November 181 120 61431
December 233 147 75, 13871

1943 -January 191 120 5

61
16
12
30
24
27
21
3
3
February 221 148 11
152, 60. 14 83 72
March 226
April 227 162 50 15 87 72 15
52 17 93 73 20
May 246 177
106 80 26
June 238 190,48 0

202 47 3 127 102 25

July, 252 25
50 18 129 1014
August 282 214
24 18 150 125 25
September 272 230
245 56 17 166 140 26
October 318 25
250 60 0 175 150
Eovember 310 26
255. 60 0 176 150
December 315

19144
- January 328 253 74 14 156 135 21
February 319251160 5 148 125 23
March 317 270 1 1412314s 122 23
259 251 1 Program 7 13 102
April
may 277 270
260
5
13 1
complete 2
6
131
131
1014
105
27
2
June 280

July 190 169 16 0 5 126" 100 26

105 41 0 6 135 108 27
August 152 100 26
260 212 44 0 4 126
September 136. 110 26
218 168 50 0 Program
October complete 133 113 20
November 180 130 50 0
65 3 139 139 Program
December 176 108 complete
103 65 6. 156 156
1945 - January 1714
9 56164 163
February 170 15
March 195 126 413151
130 50 0 163 163
April 180 1616
May 156 102 54 0
June 126 71 52 31516
.110
July 46 Program 123110
36 complete 35 1 50 50
Augut
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 28 6 0 0 21 1 6 0 0
0 0 395 4 0 0 0
1941 568 169
o 0 729 39 20 10 2
1942 1,891 1,123
0 0 623 130 1,3146 1,116 230
1943 3,098 2,3145
286.4 175 41 1,629 1,361 268
1944 2,956 2,450.
428 23 0 0 1,103 1,103 0
1945 (8 Months) 1,083 631

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 9,6214 6,7214 714 27 1,9143 215 4,1014 3,590 500

PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL 7 8 20 & 882 28 26

a Including 1 B-32 Dominator in July 1945.

b Acceptances after 1943 were modifiedae PB2Y-3R'e,a transporttype.
c Including6 YO-514's 8 L-9'ein October 1942.
in September 1940 end.

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 PRDCIN UYI 14-UUT3,14 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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- Each)

~CDRTISS,
CULVER, WICHTA, KAM AS BUFFALO, NE5WYORK

1 -40o _ _ _ _

Total - LEA T-ae . Total b (E-87a)d ( ) P-47 0-52 SBC ( 75

A ue_____ Warhawk COmFOrt Tunderbolt OWL Cleveland Mohawk

1940 - July. 149. 56 1 91 -

September 114 3.14 0 0
October 1335 155 0 0
November 168 168 0 0
December 131 181 165. 0 16

1941 -Jenuary 1 173 153 0 20

February 0 175 153 22 0
March a 0 156 133 14 9
Aprilj 1 1 201 186 141
May 1 1 146 146- Program Program
June 1 1 Program -157 125 32 complete complete
complete
July 1 1 102 81 21
Augut 0 0 210 179 51
September 0 0 289 254 3
October, 0 0 301 270 31
November 0 0 309 281 28
December 1 1 304 285 19

1942-January 4 4 325 317 6

February 0 0 295 295 Program
March 8 8 348 348 complete
April Program Program 396 396
aycomplete complete 386 386
June 347 346 1

July 425 421 4

Auguet 397 390 7
September 428 417 10 1
October 370 360 8 2
November 376 373 1 2
December 420 404 15 1

1943 -.January 343 315 24 4

February 333 314 14 5
March 353 324 23 6
April 363 325 26 12
May 422 380 25 17
June 459 400 34 25

July 388 337 34 17

August 531 463 34 34
September 481 400 38 43
October 420 378 14 28
November 535 422 58 55
December 254 200 29 25

1944 - January 357 275 37 45

February 295 241 29 25
March 361 283 71 7
April 293 202 91 Program
May 278 200 78 complete
June 132 73 59'
July 213 97 116
August 256 155 101
September 552 202 150
October 344 193 150
November 230 80 150
December 120 Program 120
complete
19L5 - January 170 170
February 160 . 160
March 162 162
April 150 150
May 156 156
Juna 125. 125
July 140 140
Augut 60 60

SUMAY
1940 (6Monthe) 1 0 1 865
1941 6 3 3 2,523
742
2,246
0
0.
0
0
0
197
1
50
127-
3D
1942 12 12 0 4,511 4,453 46 6 6 0 0
1943 0 0 0 4,882 4,258 353 2710 0 0
1944 0 0 0 3,231 2,001 1,152 77 0 0 0
1945 (8 months) 0 0 0 1,123 0 1,1230 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 19 15 4 17,135 13,700 2,674 354 203 51 151

PAOESEFFR2ENCETO MODEL - 24 24- - 16 21 16 18 11 A 16

a Excluding epecialpurposeaircraft,theeedata eraeshowin on page 29,
b bnculding 1 YP-37 in July 1940 and 1 YP-60 in October 1944.

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- Unit - Each) _______________________

CUSTISS, COLUMB, OHO CL~iTTSS,

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY CUTISS, ST: LOUIS,MISSOURI

SNc

I
TotalD £520 SOSC SC C-146 10-76 1A-25 C- 4 6 b
Totl eldiver eamew Seelcawic otal Coan oCravan Total' (-£XType) (C-55) (22) AT-9

Slliver Commando - Falcon

1940 -July
August
September
October 6
November 14
December 4

1941 - January 0
February 16 16
March 18 18
April 2 2
May 1
June 1 0

July 25 0 25
Auguet 20 0 20
September 30 0 28 2
October 44 0 42 2
November 40 0 27 13
December 37 0 9 28

1942 - Jenuary 153 0 89 614

February 99 0 9 90
March 107 0 0 107
April 6 109 0 9 100
May 4 118 0 33 85
June 5 42 0 42 0

July 5 50 0 50 0
August 59 95 0 40 55
September 70 57 0 11 46
October 43 74 0 Program 714
November 71 39 0 complete 39
December 44 54 1 0 53
1943 January 50 314 1 0 33
February 43 5 4 0 Program
March 53 5 5 0 complete
April 45 12 0
May 42 25 25. 0
June 39 31 0
36
July 26 36 0
August 20 68 68 0
September 32 5;. 5 77 73 0
October 26 3 3 120 120 0
November 47 2 2 109 109 0
December 27 0 0 101 101 0

19144
- January 43 5 5 135 1314 1
February Pro~rcm 4 4 117 116 1
March complete 1 1 64 614 0
April 1 Program 0 Program 0
May 3 3 complete 0 complete 0
June 5 0 0

July 9 9 4 0 0
August 13 13 0 0
September 20 20 0 0
October 29 29 0 0
November 38 38 0 0
December 47 47 0 0

1945 - January 50 50 0 0
February 51 51 0 0
March 50 50 0 0
April 46 46 4 4
May 41 41 6 6
June 35 35 2 2
July Program Program 1.5 15
Auguet complete complete Complete Complete
1 I

SUD4ANY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0
1941 0 0
1942 357 50
1943 1,062 612
1944 2,998 2,833
1945(8Monthel 1,923 1,503
I f
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 4,998 438 f 2,221 900 17
1800
- - I
PAGEREFERENCE
TO MODEL 18 2e6
6
a Including 24 21B'e - 6 in October,14 in November,and 4 in December 1940;and.5 ZC-7 'e - 1 in February and 4 in September 1943.
b The C-55 wee accepted. in June 1941.

PRODUCTION, JULY ,1940- AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I 1945

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DeHavilend DOUGLAS, LL SE.2C)O, CALIFORNIA L0NG BEACH,CALIFORNIA

DOUGLAS,
Toronto fDouglae
Ontario Chicago
PT24 Illinois
1'ENIOD Moth c-54, 550a S550B-J-7, A-26 C-7 A2

(U. S. (DC-4 IType)- Total (A-24) neBtyer Total Flying Invader RD(D
Prgrm kHUmaetr. Dauntless Fortress S1U'traixl Havoc

1940 -July 51
August 5 1
September 18 15
October 17 13
November 41 21
Dlecember 17 7

1941 - January 26 24
February 2 21. 1
March 26 26 0 0
April 23 23 1 1
June 29 29 0 0

July 42 42 0 0
August. 39 39 00
September 12 12 0 0
October 44 44 0 0
November 17. 17 0 0
December 519 19 1 0 1

1942 January 110 1 1 10 27 3

February 54 0 0 35 2
March 0 22 22 40 38 2
April 51 54 54 86 86 0
May Progrsaam6 60 248 264 184
June complete 4 6162608
July 74 74 199 4 124 71
August 104 104 240 6 90 144
September 107 107 244 . 8 69 167
October 147 147 163 8 45 110
November 152 152 219 18 82 119
December 179 179 230 39 106 8

1943 - January 89 89 176 50 111 15

February 202 202 170 51 111 8
March 214 214 233 68 165 Program
Apr11 154 154 241 85 156 complete
May 376 376 237 80 157
June 350 350 255 86 169

July 270 270 269 89 180

August 266 266 272 86 186
September 2 282 282 277 85 1 191
October' 1 260 260 264 88 1 173
November 2 282 282 261 88 1 172
December 4 238 238 275 96 4 175

1944 - January 3 208 208 280 98 4 178

February 6 201 201 295 98 7 190
March 6 150 150 339 108 6 225
April 10 146 146' 324 104 10 210
May 16 108 108 406 117 22 267
June 22 9 9 2 356 104 27 225

July 23 58 57 1 282 104 21 157

Augst 32 16 16 0 234 108 41 85
September 27 1 Progrsa 1 158 108 50 Prugram
October 22 0 complete 0 163 108 55 complete
Nlovember 23 0 0 170 108 62
December 37 0 0 196 106 90
1945 -January 4 0 0 211 711 100
February 50 0 0 193 108 85
March 54 0 0 229 122 107
April 543 3 218 121 97
May 48 5 5 212 104 108
June 493 3 .190 8 104
July 52 4 4 144 No 104
Augut 41 .6 5 48 Complete 48

SUMARAY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 103 62 0 0 0 01 0 0
19415 0 335 332 0 3 0 0 2 1
1942 195 0 964 964 0 1,860 85 0 800 975
1943 0 9 2,983 2,983 0 2,930 952 7 1,948 23
1944 0 227 983 979 '4 3,203 1,271 395 1,537 0
1945 (8 Months) 0 393 21 0 20 1,445 692 753 0 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 200 629 5,389 5,320 _4 9,441 3,000 1,155 4,267 999

PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL 27 20 - 11 11 - 7 10 22 10 _

a including 36 8A-5'e(A-17,Northrop designed) - 3 in October,20 in November,end 10 in December 1940, 2 in January and 1 in February 1941;
8 53D'a (DC-5) - 4 in July, 3 in September, and 1 in October 1940; and 1 B022 in August 1945.

SEPTEMBER I, 1945 a.
JULY1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31,1945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945
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__________________
________________________ Unit_-_Each) ____________________

D03MLAS, 021A220 CITY, OKCLAHOM DOWILAS, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA DO LIAS, TULSA, OKLAHOMA
DC-3 Type, Sk'train

a A-20 Cb4(5A-26 9ebB-24 A2

PERIOD Total 0-117 Total (DB-7) c- DCs)0-3Tp Total A2 Liberator (mTp
(Bsoc)
Havnnl C ymserFord Dauntles
Cargo Tanaport Kok
I~'mater~downs

1940 - July 66 44 10
August 51
September
38 5
15 1* 10
October 10 0 4Q0
November 38 .25 13
December 34 2.
1941 - January
55 12
February 62 42 20
March 50 38 12
April 81 72
May 9
59 44 15
June 64 11
75
July 99 87 12
August 101 92
September 9
109 93 16
October 1211 105 19
November 59 48 11
December I04 87 17
1942 - January 138 116 22'
February 111
March 93 18
April
77 57 19
50 21 24
May 59 22
June 60 14 10
July 50 0
August 33
September
53 19 22 2 2
October 93 66 20 0 0
80 55 20 1 1
November 92 70 22
December 107 80
5
25' 0 0
1943 - January 103 80 19 2 2
February 129 100
March 25 5 5
2 149 120 25 4
April 11 3
178 145 28 11 3 8
May 20 232 195 19
June 31 34 15
30 223 191 28 30 35
July 33 130 100 25 104 39
August 37 192 186 Program
September 120 75
50 196 190 complete 153 50 103
October 67 191 185 134
November 85 53 81
216 210 192 78 114
December 130 257 250 185 71 114
1944 - Januaryr 2941
161+ 286 71 ,1 Program
February 70
March 237 293 287 94 '0 94 complete
251 330 322 80 2 78
April
267. 283 275 83 5 78
May 306
June 305 297 85 71 78
322 231 223. 99 12 87
July
312 229 220 82
August
320 5 77
September 242 230 29 29 Program
312 148 133 40 40. complete
-October
312 59 44
November 80
300 16 Program 80
December 80
260 1lb complete 80
1945 - January
230 11 60 60
February
March 192 21 103
April 216 24 175 10
200 3239. 190
May 217
June 210 210
July 197 410 175 175
August 173 113 63 63
32
_________________________________________i'-
_______ /_- comete
- .V - - Colen,
-- .~ --
te __________________
I__________________
SUMMARY
1940O(6 Monthsa) 0 0 0 216 142 0 50 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 978 815 0 163 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 970 625 26 257 8 0 8 0
1944 465 465 0 2,196 1,952 63 181 1,009 0 394 615
1945 8Mnh) 3,363 3,363 0 2,446 2,317 129. 0 877 315 562 0
15(8oth3 1,491 1,479 12 242 0 242 0 976. 976 0 0
CUMLATm TYA 5,319 5,307 12 7,048 5,851 460 .651 2,870 1,291 964 615
PAGEREFERENCE TOMODEL 22 -22 - 10 20 22 - J 10 7 12
a Including 59 P-70's (Night Fighter version of~A-20) - 1 in April, 33 in June , 16 in July, 7 in Augut, and ,2 in September, 1942;
=24 1-23 Dragon's - 12 in July, 8 in August, and 4 in September 1940; end 3 F-3'a (photographic version of'
A-20) in April 1942.
b DC-3 Type also includes 0-48, -49, 0-50, 0-53, 0-68, and 140.

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_________ _________(Unit - Each) ________ _____________

Eastern Eastern Fairchild- Fairchild Fse

Aircraft Aircraft Engineering. Burlington Montreal Fse
Linden Trenton end Research North Quebec
B lvln
New Jersey New Jersey Riverdale
Maryland
Carolina
AT-21 Total
a PT-19,PT23.
and P-26
HliendPT2SG
Fe(.Sr
Hlidive OhCevean
P-7i
PERIOD FMi (FkF) TEN (TEF)
Wilca
Wildct Aengr O-5
Avnger
YO-5 unnr1M-2)
Guner Forwarder
(62)Cornell-7 Program) Eagle

1940 - July 27 27
August .5
September 47 47 0
October 55 49 6
November 42 42 0
December 36 33 3
1941 - January 29 29 0
February 72 72 0
March 1 58 0
April Program 62 62 0
May complete 42 42 0
June 75 75 0
July 88 87 1,
August 71 69, 2
September 87 81 6
October 125 116 9
November 100 92 8
December 154 129 25
1942 -January 135 112 23
February, 126 115 U1
March 134 120 14
April 149 131 18
May 135 125 10
June 153 126 27
July 178 150 28
August 191 191 0
September 1 165 165 0
October 3 127 126 1
November 7 190 190 0
December' 12 195 180 15
1943 - January 17 192 165 27
February 38 180 150 30
March 56 196 161 35
April 79 181 150 .31
May 105 169 138 31
June 121 169 138 31
July 98 169 138 31
August 170 150 118 32
September 159 1 150 118 32
October 156 1 155 115 40 1
November 193 0 175 135- 40. 0
December 245 6 175 135 -40 0
1944 - January 235 0 165 125 40 0
February 282 7 150 110 40 0
March 303 6 109 95 14 10
April 300 8 110 70 40 6
May 300 * 10 51 Program 50 21
June 300 12 40 complete 40 12

July 300 8 40 40 1
August 300 24 40 40 5
September 300 14 37 37 35
October. 210 8 59 59 50
November 150 Program 0 Program 21 2
December 150 complete 0 complete 38 0
1945 - January 150 31 0
February 150 21 2
March 150 26 0
April 150 17 0
May 175 .5 2
June 175 Program Program
July 175 complete complete
August 212
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 241 227 14 0 0
1941 0 .0 1 0 963 912 51 0 0
1942 23 3 0 0 1,878 1,731 147 0 0
1931,437 1,109 0 8 2,061 1,661 400 1 0
1944 3,130 3,481 0 97 801 400 400 199 2
1945 (8 Monthsl 1,337 2,929 0 0 2 0 0 100 4
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 5,927 7,522 1 105 5,946 4,931 1,012 300 6

PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL 17 11 18 25 - 27 24 u1. 16

a Including 1 AT-21 Gunner in May1944 and 2 C-82 Packets in June 1945.

31,1945
1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
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FORD, WILLOW
RUN, MICHIGAN

FtFleet e Fleetwinga a B-24 Liberator

I
G&A
(Age)
Globec
:FrtWorh oodyar
FCatadrae Bristol
PERIOD FT-23 PT-2 Peo~sylvania Knlockdownsl Willow Grove Texas Aron, Ohio
BT-12 Pnslana A-- GFU
Crnell (U. S. Sophomore Complete ForPennsy3vaniaA-9 WihtaO CorFsir
Program) ~UniteCosolidated For Douglas b 30(A-9 Wiit Coar
Vultee Tulsa
Fort Worth
1940 -July
August
September
October
November -
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September 7
October rga
November complete
mlt
December

1942 - January
February
March
April 2
May o
June O
July 0
August o
September 2 2
October 1 1. . 6
November 10 0 0
December 7 1 11 0 0
1943 - January 15 0 14 10 11
February 16 0 36 10 30 1
March 35 o 6o 15 30 2
April 53 0 95 21 22 10 2
May 72 3 115 40 36 14. 7
June 90 5 107 48 28 21. 16
July 99 3 84 N0 45 25 22
August 133 9 116 65 40 30 30
September 130 3 149 84 42 35 77
October 140 Program 163 100 52 40 63
November 150 compelte 159 100 64 45 78
December 161 193 100 72 45 82
1944 January 44 217 100 78 45 150
February5 238 75 97 45 147
March Program 309 62 78 45 222
April complete 326 50 64 52 220
May 350 18 72 6o 220
June 383 Program 66 34 160
complete
July 415 17 51 170
August 428 Program Program 168
September 377 complete complete 180
October 340 182
November 311 145
December 296 144
1945 - January 324 102
February 296 179
March 310 262
April 252 205
May 179 195
June 125 180
July Program 180
August complete 152
SUMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0. 0 07 0 0
1942 7 1 24 1 10 0 0 0
1943 1,094 23 1,291 633 472 0 268 377
1944 49 0 3,990 305 472 0 332 2,108
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 1,486 0 0 0 0 1,455
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1,150 . 24~ 6,791 939 954 7 600 3,940

PACEREFERENCE TO MODEL 27 26 .7 - 37 - 42 28. 25 17

a Excluding special purpose aircraft, these data are shownoon page 29.
b Not included in Ford totals.
c Including2 P20's1 ech io June and August 1945.

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GRUMM0A' BEE PAE, LONG

ISLAND

PERIOD 14F FP 7F 181 B R JFJm

Total (G-36) lot Tgra Bact Aegr (G-21) (G-144) Dc
Wildct Hlct iectBcatatGvener seua Widgeon

1940-July 3 1 2
August 32 32 0
September 29 29 0
October 21 21 0
November 4 1 3
December 22 193

1941 - January 34 31 3
February 27 25 2
March 26 25 1
April 48 47 1
.May 36 36 0
June , 30 29 0 1
July 34 .32 1 1
August 41 31 3 61
September 20 18 2 0 0
October 32 6 5 0 21
November 41 15 4 0 22
December 57 28 1 3 25
1942 - January 106 63 1 3 7 32
February 136 81 5 5 4 41
March 119 90 17 6 1 2
April 130 98 25 4 3 Proga
May 151 107 36 4 4 comlete
June 200 132 61 3 4
July 1814 100 7545
August 2014 135 62 3 4
September 206 126 1 72 3 4
October 243 160 1 79 1 2
November 312 -190 1 107 8 6
December 283 163 7 105 5 3

1943 - January 160 21 12 118 5.4

February 182 16 35, 325 .4 2
March- 263 24 80. 150 45
April 315 24 130, 153 4 4
May 326 15 150 153 4 4
June 342 program 180 153 5 4
July 372 complte 210 151 56
August 410 .250 151 4 -
September 460 295 155 5 5
October 519 345. 162 6 6
November 550 40 135 8 7
December 505 48 39 4 4
19144- January 508 500 Proram 4 4
February 520 510 complete 6 4
March 522 512 6 4
April 525 515 1 63
may, 513 500 1 7 5
June 511 499 3 6 3

July 490 477 3 6 4

Auguet 513 496 6 7 4
September 521 500 10 7 4
October 571. 550 11 7 3
November- 552 525 15- 9 3
December 579 555 15 6 3
1945 -January 561 525 25, 2 5 4
February 511 500 r 2 2 43
March 661 605 48 5 3 Prograem
April 509 475 25 6 3 complete
May 5214475 *26 20 3
June 495.425 25 40 5
July 45 314 30 56 5
August 222 197 2 20 3
SUMMARY
1940(6 Mnths) 111 103 0 0 0 0 8 0 0
1941 426 323 0 0 0 0 23 11 69
1942 2,2714 1,1445 10 0 0 6449 50 75
1943 4,404 100 2,5145 0 0 1,6145 58 5o
19144 6,325 0 6,139 65 0 0 77 44 0
1945 (8 Months) 3,888 0 3,516 183 151 0 31 7 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 17,428 1,971 . 1,210 248 151 2,290 246 168 144

PAGEREEENE TOMODE - 17 17 15 17 11 23 23 24.

JULY I,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 1945
1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION,
SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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(Unit - Each) _________________________

CHICAGO,ILLINOIS
HOWARD, LOCKHD (VEG), PLANTA, BUlBASE, CALIFORNIA

New terstate
OreasEl Kellett
LoEIODna H SCalif. PhilaelPa.
PEIDC-o Total ( o-15) NH Segunfo Phislael Toal -17 B-34 PV-1 PV-2
Commando Nightin- Cornell L-6, L-8 YO-60 oa Flyirng (L-37) Vntura Harpoon
gale Fortress Ventura

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September 1
October 4
November 4
December 6 6 16

1942 - January 0 0 12
February 0 0 36
March 1 66
April 2 2
May 0 0 102
June 3 2 105

July 14 14 3 103
August 5 5 107
September 0 0 9 81
October 1 "1 1 12 101
November 0 0 9 15 52
December 4 0 1 8 22 63

1943 - January 7 .0 4 11 25 76
February 15 0 7 8 19 32 Program 85
March 19 0 lb 3 38 complete 117
April 25. 0 9 52. 52 82
May 43 1 7 355 75 65 94
June 50 0 12 38 17 57 100

July 52 0 13 39 1 90. 109

August 75 1 38 36 Program 2 107 105
September 1 50 44 complete 1 101 104
October 84 11 23 50 2 108 105
November 100 15 50 0 108 104
December 74 40 28 0 104 104

1944 - January 49 47 Program 2 0 104 104

February 58 38 complete Program 0 100 75
March 38 58 complete 0 108 68
April 38 58 0 101 55
May 16 16 0 107 50
June Program Program 0 104 Program
complete complete Complete
July 0 104
August 0 108
September 0 104
October 0 104
November 0 100
December Program 0 100
complete
1945 - January 0 '108
February 0 96,
March 0 108
April 0 90
May 1 75
June Program 50
July complete
August Complete

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 25 0 25 0 0
1942 0 50 26 1 5 18 0 981 68 915 0 0
194~3 0 617 b9 204 544 240 5 2,072 887 76 l,109 0
1944 2 179 177 0 2. 0 0 1,661 1,244 0 352 65
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 954 551 0 0 403
CUMULCATIVE
TOTAL 2 832 278 203 549 258 6 5,695 2,750 1,014 1,461 468

PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL 21 - 24 26 27 28 28 - 7 9 8 8

The B-34 and the PV-l are essentially the eaamsplanes. By mutual agreemsnt between the War and Navy Departments, all Ventures accepted
prior to February 1943 are classified as B-34 MediumBombers (ArmyCognizance) and all Venturas accepted after that time as PV-1 Patrol
Bombers (Navy Cogizance).

AUGUST31,
1940- AUGUST
JULYI,I,1940- 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 .

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__________________(Unit ,-Each)

LOCKHEED,
PLAID B, MME,
BM CALfl'HIA

PEIDP.38 A-28, RA 29, P-80

Total RP3 c-6o, R50(ir-,F-,
a (1I,and AT-18
Loestr
-14)
Shooting
Str
c-69
Cnstllaton
R37 Models 10
-37 and12
and. 322) Hudson (Jet-(30
Lightning propelled)

1940 - July 214 3 21

August 39 14 214 1
September 15 1 3 10 1
October 38 0 7 31 0
November 50 0 32 38 0
December 75 0 3 72 0
1941 - January 41 1 10 29 1
February 70 0 17 52 1
Marche 914 2 7 85 0
April 123 4 6 109
May 143 4 8 128
June 3
1214 4 7 111 2
July 150 23 5 121 1
August 126 26 18 81 1
September 1514 12 7 135 0
October 76 3 0 70
November 3
165 714 1 90 0
December 158 54 12 89 3
1942-January 208 116 2 86 4
February 247 127 2 112 6
March 207 100 11 92 4
April 201 100 13 88
May Program
189 100 1 88 complete
June 198 105 17 76
July 273 170 16 87
August 163 80 20 63
September 192 132 14 46
October 230 145 31 54
November 208 144 214 40
December 2214 159 28 37
19143- January 249 175 27 .46 1
February 276 168 314 72 2
March 289 193 13 77 6
April 252 122 42 79 9
May 196 84 36 76 Program
June 211 180 31 Program complete
complete
July. 305 2614 40
August 128 102 26
September 1714 155 19
October 3614 351 13
November 396 3516 9
December 323 7
191414
- January 317 317 Program
February 313 313 complete
March 352 352
April 343 342
May 352 352
June 355 355
July 367 367
August 402 402
September 397 397
October 367 3614
November. 325 325
December 3014 300
1945 - January 298 297
February 2144 241
March 273 269
April 233 225
May 211 200
June 172 150
July 156 118
August 84 53
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 241 1 42 196 0 0 0 2
1941 1,14214 207 98 " 1,100 0 0 0 19
1942 2,5140 1,478 179 869 0 0 0 14
19143 3,163 2,497 297 350 0 1 18 0
191414 4,194 4,186 0 05300
1945 (8 Months) 1,671 1,553 0 0 108 10 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 13,233 9,922 616 2,515 1]3 14 18 35
PACE~REFERENCE TO MOREL - 15,18 22 10,25 16 20 9 23
Also includesC-56, C-57, C-59,C-66, 18, 18-07,and 18-08.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I, 9545 a.
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______________________ (~~~~Unit
Each)________________ _____

MATIN, BALTIMOE,MAYLAND MATIN, OMAHA,

NEBRASKA
Marauder
McDonnell
Memphis
PERIOD A-30 A-22 B-29 B-26 Tennessee
Total aPM
B-6 A-3 Mariner (187)
Baltimore (167) Total
AT-21une Super- (AT-23)2
Maryland fortress Marauder One

1940 - July 35
August 0
35
September 0
1 1 0
October 2 2
November 0
2 2 0
December 27 5 22
1941 - January 51 7 44
February 47 1 42
March 51 10 2
April 25. 39
22 0 3
May 30 30 0 Program
June 34 33 0 1 complete
July 30 30 0 0
August 52 43 0
September
9
41 26 0
October 15
43 0 35
November 40 8
0 32
December 103 49 0 54
1942 - January 43 1 0 42
February 63 17,
March
0 46
88 49 0 39
April 60 9 1
May 50
116 70 2 44
June 117 82 2 33
July 80 75 5 0
August 133 116, 8
September 171
9 3
88 12 71
October 118 33 7
25 11
November 212 120
December 32 60 15
143 57 35 51 50
1943 - January 123 63
February
0 6o 30
158 88 15 55
March 189 120 50
April .9 60 70
219 120 39 6o
May 235 120 90
June 55 60 110
211 120 61 30 125
July 160 60
August 40 6o 125
185 100 35 50
September 192 60 145
October 25 60
206 58 62 6o 135
November 205 120 Program 125,
December 25 60 110
210 120 complete 6o
30 1 100
1944 - January 206 120 26 60 2
February 215 120 90
March 35 60 83 1
217 120 37 60
April 219 120 0 70 1
May 39 60 0 t 41 2
169 120 40
June, 141 9 1 Program 2
120 21 Program 3 complete
July complete
146 120 26
August 117 100 2
September 17
100 75 25 7 4
October 130 82 10 6
48 16 4
November 140 92 48
December 126 24 Program
78 48 32 complete
1945 - January 115 67
February
48 40
106 58 48
March 95 50
47 48 55
April 52 4 48
May 48 Program 55
June
48 55
42 complete 42
July 40 55
40
August 35 55
35 50
SUMMABY
1940 (6 Months) 67 0 0 10 0 57 0 0 0 0
1941 547 263 0 10 146 128 0 0 0 0
1942 1,344 717 0 122 505 0 86 0 86 0
1943 2,293 1,149 109 360 675 0 1,216 1 1,215
1944 0
1,926 1,267 0 410 249 0 383 99 284 3
1945 (8 Months) 533 176 0 357 0 031 4s00
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 6,710 3,572 109 1,269 1,575 185 2,100 515 1,585 30
PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL - 9 25. 8 10 10 - 7 9 _ 25
aIncluding 449 B-26's
deliveredas AT-23's - 40 in August,149 in September,125 in October,110 in November,and 25 in December1943.

JULY I,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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NAVALAIRCRmPB , ~PNSYVAIa SOORDUYS,MONTREAL,

(U.S. PROGRAM)
CANADA

Nash-
Kelvixiator
PRsIOD Detroit
Mchigan PBN(PBY) 08211 C-64 and AT-16
-6 Total Catalina N3 EKngfisher SBA Total UC-64 Hrvard
Norseman

1940 - July 22 22
August 7 7
September 28 28
October 28 28
November 25 24 1
December 59 59 0
1941 - January 55 55 0
February 50 50 0
March 50 50 0
April 50 50 0
May 50 50 0
June 68 50 18
July 54 50 4
August 50 50 0
September 50 50 0
October 50 50 0 1 1
Nbvember 50 50 0 3 3
December~ 34 34 0 2 2

1942 - January 0 Program 0 0 0

February 10 complete 6 4 0 0
March 24 21 3 1 1
April 24 24 Program 0 0
May - 19 - 19 complete 21 0 21
June 31 31 48 0 48
July 50 50 47 0 47
August 50 50 72 0 72
September 40 40 81 0 81
October 40 40 68 0 68
November 19 19 63 0 63
December 0 Program 40 0 4O
complete
1943 -January 0 93 3 :90
February 4 4 70 7 63
March 2 2 83 9 74
April 0 0, 102 6 96
May 5 5 105 19 86'.
June 0 0 124 11 113

July 1 1 102 16 86
August 2 2 69 23 46
September 3 3 134 27 107
October 0 0 107 22 85
November 11 U1228 28 100
December 11 11 106 38 68
1944 -January 8 8 86 40 46
February 9 9 38 38 Program
March' 9 9 43 43 ocmpete
April 7 7 39 39
May 11 11 49 49
June 6 6 ' 45 45
July 7 7 27 27
August 8 8 53 53
September 3 3 31 31
October 1 6 6 6 6
November 2 11 11 44~ 44
December 2 12 12 39 39
1945 - January 10 4 4 30 30
February 14 11 11 23, 23
March 24 4 455
April 30 Program Program 10 10
May 20 complete complete 10 10
June 20 2 2
July 44 0o0
August 34 2 2
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 169 0 168 0 1 0 0 0
1941. 0 611 0 589 0 22 6 6 0
1942 0 307 0 0 300 7 441 1 440
1943 0 39 39 0 0 0 1,223 209 1,014
1944 5 97 97 0 0 0 500 454 46
1945 (8 Months) 196 19 19 0 0 0 82 82 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 201 1,242 155 757 300 30 2,252 752 1,500

PAGE RE1'NRR!CE
TO MODEL 28- 8 27 18, 11 - 24 26

Ecluding special purpose aircraft, these date are shownon pgs29

t-'tUDUCTIN, JULY,..,194-AUGST.3_.. 95-SETEMBR I1-4

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER i, 1945
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(Unit - Each)

AMERICAN,DALLAS,TEXAS
NiORTH NORTHAMERICAN,INGLEWOOD,
CALIFORNIA

ustang Mutang NoAsrthe

AT-6 AT-6 Kansas
(SNJ) F-6 A-36 B-25 and (SNJ and City
PEIDTotal Havad (Photo B-24 Totala P-51 (Dive BB25 NA-b6) BT-l4 A-27 Kansas
or PS rpi berato (~5 Bomber ('BJ) Harvard Yale (NA-44) B-25
ore P-51 grpio(N-73)Version Mitchell or (PBJ)
of P-51) of P-51) Texan Mitchell

1940 J uly 122 28 93 1

August, 97 26 55 16
September 65 45 11 9
October 76 70 1 5
November 68 62 Program 0
December 179 179 complete 0

1941 - January 144 144 0

February 227 5 212 10
March 176 8 168 Program
April 15 13 184 9 175 complete
May 24 24 217 4 215
June 35 53 172 28 144

July 46 46 94 10 84
August 74 74 154 1 14 139
September 68 68 85 6 11 68
October 127 127 156 25 30 101
November 152 152 78 37 9 52
December 174 174 154 67 45 44
1942 - January - 252 252 110 84 18 8
February 175 175 157 84 53 Program. 2
March 212 212 200 52 146 complete 3
April 250 250 208 86 122 6
May 255 255 157 84 75 16
June 254 254 187 84 103 26
July 511 511 176 76 100 52
Auguap 355 355 115 22 91 52
September 461 461 184 60 124- 59
October 571 571 125 0 51 92 4
November 391 591 99 0 10 89 85
December 450 450 207 0- 101 108 150

1945 - January 410 410 3 03 0 180 125 90

February 451 451- 287 0 158 129 100
March 450 449 1 210 70 20 120 115
April 451 451. 0 256 121 Program 115 144
May 475 . 475 0 256 121 complete- 115 156
June 452 450 2 140 20 120 170

July 560 558 2 215 91 124 142

Augut 209 200 5 4 249 170 79 142
September 207 200 1 6 280 200 80 102
Otober 245 200 35 12 55). 251 80 170
November 268 200 55 15 520 240 80 180
December 504 .200 85 21 336 249 87 190

1944 - January 583 208 120 55 329 250 79 140

February 394 200 128 66 552 252 100 191
March 535 255 .210 90 589 272 117 251
April 539 250 205 84 502 202 100 241
May 646 511 240 95 465 540 125 271
June 470 110 251 109 448 5328 120 276

July 752 401 251 100 542 518 24 260

August 655 525 250 100 470 470 Program 281
September 655 550 215 90 450 450 complete 285
October 677 550 262 85 501 501 275
Noebr 65 30 208 56 51 501 5012$
December 492. 252 222 18 Program 480 480 275
complete
1945 - January 493 207 251 35 571 571 515
February 420 180 225 17 481 481 220
March 440 176 220 44 558 558 236
April, 441 168 249 24 420 420 177
May 512 184 295 53 582 582 177
June 450 150 265 57 458 458 165
July 418 110 275 33 294 '294 122
Augut 125 62 59 . 2 149 149 50
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 .607 0 0 0 410 160 31 0
1941 711 711 0 0 0 1,841 136 0 17). 1,524 0 10 0
1942 3,697 3,697 0 0 0 1,901 652 142 1,119 8 0 0 4355
1943 4,262 4,024 177 0 61 3,143 1,533 358 1,252 0 0 0 1,701
1944 6,817 3,298 2,540 74 905 5,029 4,364 0 665 0 0 0 ,012
1945 (8 Months) 3,297 1,237 1,835 225 0 3,273 3,275 0 0 0 0 0 1,460
CUMULATIVE
TOTAl 18,784 12,967 4,552 299 96 15,794 9,958 500 ,207 1,942 16o 41, 6,608

PAGSE EPVNENOE'TOMEL~3 26 16 18 7 - 16. 12 9 26 26 129

including
6 P-64+s in November 1940.

31,1945
940- AUGUST31, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY1,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1945'
1945 SEPTEMBER
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nit Each'l _________________________

NORTHROP,
HATEOllEE,CALIFORNIA PIPER, LOCKBAVEN,
PENNISYLVANIA

Grasshopper Type
A-31 and
FERIOD P-61 RA-31
Total Black (?1j2 3PB Total L4
Widow Vengeance (0-59,BE-1) L-114 NE-1

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January 3 3
February 7 7
March 14 14
April 0 Program
May 0 complete
June 0

July 0
August 0
September 0 4 4
October 0 0 0
November 0 -40 40
December 0 0 0
4
19 2 January 7 7 0 0
February 6 6 210 210
March 7 7 185 179 6
April 23 23 285 183 102
May 34 314 207 85 122.
June 42 42 139 139 Program
complete
July 60 6o 328 128
Augut 21 21 153 153
September 0 0 128 128
October 31 31 118' 118
November 23 23 169 169
December 37 37 133 1333
1943 - January 30 30 -73 73
February 29 29 125 325
March 28 28 109 109
Aril 22 22 4 4
May 0 Program 79 79
June 0 complete 167 167

July 0 140 140

August 7 7 1014 1014
September 6 6 71 71
October 3 3 140 140
November 6 6 147 147
December 10 10 160 160

1944- January 12 12 131 131

February 20 20 125 125
March 23 23 125 125
April 31 31 150 150
May 15 15 175 175
June- 48 48 202 202

July 21 21 200 200

August 50 50 200 200
September 50 50 200 200
October 59 59 186 186
November 65 65 110 110
December 55 55 100 100

1945- January- 37 37 47 47
February 33 33 100 100
March 26 26 111 111
April 26 26 101 101
May 26 26 102 100 2
June 26 26 133 130 3
July 13 13 165 165 Program
August 12 12 60 60 complete

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 214 0 0 2144444 0 0
1942 291 0 291 0 1,855 1,625 0 230
19143 141 32 109 0 1,319 1,319 0 0
19414449 449 0 0 1,9014 1,9014 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 199 199 0 0 819 81450
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,1014 68o0400 214 5,9141 5,706 5 230

PAGE EFERENCE TOMODEL - 15 19 11 - 28 28 27

PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 1945

1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST
SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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____________________
_________ ~(Unit.-_Each) ____________________

REPUBLIC, FARMaNGnALE,
LONGISLAND 2 SANDIEGO, CALIFORNIA

Republic Rearwin
Evenaifle Eanaa4 City
PERIOD IdLn P-147 and P-143 and Kansas a PT-21. and FR2
2-" Total 2P-47 RP- 43 EP1 AT-12 8125 Total PT-22 Fireball
Thunderbolt Thunderbolt Lancer (P-35) (NR, SIM) (Jet-
Recruit propelled)

1940 - July 23 15 8
August 13 5 8 15
September 19 1. 11 7 8 16
October 14 0 9 5 8
November 22 9
0 5 7 9 18
December 18 1 9 8 Program 12
complete
1941 - January 10 6 3 18
February 0 0 Program Program
March 6 6 complete complete' 20
April 4 4 0
May 6 6 0
June 22 12 25
July 15 15
Auguat 21
99
21 78
September 13 13 314
October 33 33 86
November 23 23 103
December 27 1 26 1414
1942 - January 38 0 38 115
February 46 0 46 58
March 30 5. 25 180
April 1 0 1 53
May 10 10 Program 172
June 26 26 complete 73
July 38 38 28
August 61 61 Program
September 66 66 complete
October 2 62 62
November 2 172 112
December 6 1314 1314
1943 - January 12 1514 154
February 21 125 125
March 50 176 176
April 52 180 180
May 80 210 . 210
June 82 .200 200
July 299 299
August 90 310 310
September 133 320 320
October 136 332 332
November 190 303 303
December 220 415 415
19144- January 253 352 352
February 2514 3514 3514
March 256 385 385
April 258 365 365
May 251 350 350
June 250 350 350
July 250 350 350
Auguat 250 350 350
September { 250 343 343
October 250 2+4 2144
November 102 102
December
310 3514 3514
290
1945 - January 170 170
February 310 2514 2514
March 310 229 229
April 281 281
May 318 210 210
June 250 165 165
July 152 153 153
August 57 100 100
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 99 0 2 54 43 25 77 70 -0
1941 0 170 1 160 6 3 - 0 607 607 0
1942 10 6214 514 110 0 0. 0 679 679 0
1943 1,131 3,0214 3,0214 -0 0 0 0 5 0 0
191414 3,087 3,899 3,899 0 _ 0 0 0 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 1,997 1,562 1,562 0 0 0 0 39 0 39
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 6,225 - 9,378 9,000 272 60 46 25 1,1407 1,356 39
TOMODEL
FAGEPREFERENCE 16 J - 16 16 16 26 24- 27 17
a Incluing4 ST (P-20)and3 Y051'e in July 1940, and 5 YPT-25'e in June 1943.

AUGUST 31,1945
1,1940- AUGUST 31,1945
JULY 1,1940- SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, .SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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(nt-Each)

L ~ ~St.
Louie
Aircraft
S.Lus
Skrk
Stratford
~
patnUniversal
a
Tulsa
Taylorcrft
Aline
Timmaiork
anBy Bristol
ikr
Montreal
Quebec
Wacoa
PERIOD Missouri Cnetct Olhm Ohio California Vigiia O-io(Y) Troy, Ohio
ConneticuaOklhoRa L2(0-57) ENT L-7 Catalina PT1
PT-23 - ad -5 NP Grasshopper Tutor c.S rga
Cornell

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

L 1941 - January
February
March
April
r May
June
1
0

L July
August
0
21
September 11 N.1
October 20 0 0
November 15 20 0
December 27 0 0

1942 - January 12 0 0
February 12 47 0
March 24 73 2 0
April 30. 91 0 0
May 23 95 0 0
June 5 70 01

July 19 50 1 Program
rAugust Program 57 4 complete
September complete 18 3
+ October 0 2 19
November 1 0 Program

/1943 - January 9 101 0

February 2 90 12
March 8 100 14
April 13 69 22
May 25 127 29
June 19 45 25
July 30 2 101 25
August 36 2 104 35
September 38 2 84 25
October 37" 3 130 28

U November 264 110 32

December 45 1 100 Program 4
complete 9
1944 - January 29 1 100
February 32 6 100 7
March Program 6 26 12
April complete 2 Program ll1

LJune May

July
6
7
complete 1k
9
17 32
August 10 27
September ' 18 21
October 15 20
November 12 21
December 15 18

195-January 0 15
February 1 10
March 2 Program
April 2 complete
June' 0

July 0
August 3
LSUMY
u1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 76 2k 0 0 0 2
1942 1 0 ;1;, 529 15 19 01

U1945(8 1943
1944
Months)
CUMULATIVE TOTAL
288
61

350
0
1k
115
11
140
0
0
0
201
1,161
226

1,940
0
247
0
0
262
0
0
0
12
4
201
25
230
0
0
0
3

PAGE REFERENCE TO MODEL 27 ' 28 27 28 27 28 8 24,27

Including1 ESin August1941.

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TABLE

AIRPLANES
JANUARY-JUNE jU910

CATEGORY
AND MLL Unit j Total jJanuaryFebruaryj March April May June

ALL MILITARYAIRPLANES Number 2,212 2514 257 296 402 40 553

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 9,509 1,331 1,261 1,328 1,471 1,920 2,198

Combat Number 1,1149 176 149 165 175 2114 270

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 6, 012 1,106 922 828 749 1,062 1,3145

Bomber Number 568 114 90 71 75 103 115

Airframe Wt. (000 lba.) 4,092 885 732 517 430 709 819

Heavy Bomber, Medium Range, 4-engine Number 15 6 4 5 0 0 0

Airframe Wt. (000lbs.) 281 1]2 75 914 0 0 0
B-17, Boeing, Seattle, Washington Number 15 6 4 5 0 0 0

Medium Bomber, 2-engine Number 38 5 14 7 1 3 8

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 453 59 161 78 13 39 103
B-18A (IB-280), Douglas,
Santa Monica, California Number 23 5 12 6 0 0 0
B-23,Douglas,Santa Monica, California Number 13 0 1 0 1 3
B-0, Martin, Baltimore, Maryland Number 2- 0 1 1 0 0 0

Light Bomber,2-engine Number 465 103 72 43 48 96 103

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 3,203 7114 496 297 337 657 702
A-20 (IB-7,BD), Douglas,
Santa Monica, California Number 155 19 28 24 -7 30 47
212, B-14 (Hudson type), Lockh~eed,-
Burbank "B", California Number 142 33 23 18 214 21 23
167 (A-22),Martin,Baltimore, Maryland Number 168 51 21 1 17 45 33

Navy Light Bomber, 1-angina Number 50 0 0 16 26 4 4

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 155 0 0 48 80 13 14
SBC,Curtise, Buffalo, New York Number 34 0 0 16 18 0 0
8A-14 (A-17), Douglas, El Segundo, Calif. Number 15 0 0 0 8 4 3
SBD,Douglas, El,.Segundo, Calif. Number 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Fighter Number 523 28 51 91 97 106 150
Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 1,6914 82 157 300 308 338 509

Army Fighter, 2-engine Number 7 0 0 2 0 0 5

AirframeWt. (000 lbs.) 59 0 0 17 0 0 42
Bell,Buffalo,New York
YB?4-1, Number 7 0 0 2 0 0 5
Army Fighter,1-engine Number 447 4 37 89 96 98 123
Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 1,428 10 115 283 305 3114 401
EP-1 (P-35), Republic, Farmingdale, L. I. Number 48 4 8 12 13 11 0
HS-75 (P-36), Curtiss, Buffalo, New York Number 360 0 29 77 83 76 95
P-40 (HK-81), Curtiss, Buffalo, New York Number 0. 0 0 0 11 25
21, Curtiss, St. Louis, Missouri 3 0 0 0 0
Number 0 3
Navy Fighter, 1-engine 69 24 14 0 1
Number 8 22
Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 207 72 42 0 3 24 66
239, 339 (F2A ), frec.t .',
Long Island City, Long Island Number 69 24 14 0 1 8 22

econnaissance Number 34 8 3 3 5 5
Airframe Wt. (000lbs.) 226 139 33 11 11 15 17
0-47B, North American, Inglewood, Calf. Number 43 34 8 1 0 0 0
F-2 (Photo. -version of C-45
Beech, Wichita, Kansas Number 12 0 0 2 3 3 4
OE6t, Chance Vought, Stratford, Conn. Number 3 0 0 0 0 2 1

Transport Number 126 12 17 22 26 28 21

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 1,280 89 135 227 220 389 220

Heavy Transport, 1k-engine Number 7 0 0- 2 0 4 1

Airframe lit. (000 lbs.)- 273 0 0 78 0 156 39
S-307,Boeing, Seattle,Washington Number 7 0 0 2 0 4 1

Medium Transport, 2-engine Number 71 6 9 10 17 16 ' 13

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 829 71 107 119 191 186 155
DC-3, Douglas,Santa Monica, California Number 6 9 10 12 15 13
18-07,100~(Lodestartype),Lockheed, 63
Burbank "B," California Number 0 0 0 2 1 0
DC-5, Dougla, El Segundo, California Number 3 0 0 0 0 0
3
Light Transport, 2-engine Number 25 1 4 3 2 8 7
Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 110 4~ 15 11 7 47 26
C-45, 18A, Beech, Wichita, Kansas Number 8 0 0 1 0 4 3
J' (G-21), Gruman, Bethpege, L. I. Number 17 1 4 2 2 4 4

Light Transport, 1-engine Number 23 5 4 7 7 0 0

Airframe Wt. (000lbs.) "68 14 13 19 22 0 0
GB-1, ID-17S (C-43), Beech, Wichita, Kan. Number 6 2 0 3 1 0 0
.2F, Grumman, Bethpage,Long Island Number 17 3 4 4 6 0 0
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ANDMOEL
CATEGiORY Unit Total Jnmeexp February March April M3ap .Tme

Tainr Number 937 66 91 109 201 208 262

Arframen Wt. (000 lbs.,) 2,217 136 204 273 502 469 633
AdvanedTranr.~ 2-eogixm Number 1 2. 0 0 0 0 0
Arfrae W t. (0001Abe.) 4 4 0 0 0 0 0
l8-P (AT-11), Bech,Wcita,KTnses Number 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

Advaced Tmaior, l-engi±ne Nubr 2614 56 55 27 50 35 41

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 665 121 133 72 1314 95 110
AT-6 (SN, BC-itA), North American,
Inglewood, California Number 2214 32 45 27 47 35 38
2-PA, AT-12, Republic, Famingdale, L. I Number 6 0 0 0 3 0 3
22 (sNo), Curiss, Buffalo, Neov York Number 34 24 10 0 0 0 0

Basic Trainer Number 388 2 16 52 88 87 143

Airframe Bt. (000 lbs.) 1,215 4 48 171 297 269 .426
BT-13, Conolidated Valtee,
floeney, California Number 17 0 0 1 0 0 16
NT-114(NIA-64), North American,
Inglewood, Caifornia Number 371 2 1.6 51 88 87 1.27

Primary Trainer Number 2814 7 20 30 63 86 78

Airframe Wt. (000 lbs.) 333 7 23 30 71 105 97
PT-13, PT-17 (A75L), Boeing,Wiohittana umber 108 0 6 8 23 34 37
131, Naval Airrat, Philadelphia, Pa. Number 59 0 0 0 16 27
16
16
9
PT-20 (STC), Ryan, San Diego, Calif. Number 75 5 6 16 23
PT-19, Fairchild, Hagerstown, Maryland Number 26 0 0 0 1 9 16
YP'T-15, St. Louis Aircraft, St. Louis, M Number 13 2 8 3 0 0 0
TUPF-7 (PT-l14), Waco, Troy, Ohio Number 3 0 0 3 0 0 0

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JANUARY .940-.AGUST 19415
(unit- ach , _________ ____ ____

Airframe 194+5
CATEGORYAND MODEL Comany and. Location Weight par 194+0 191 194+2 194+3 19441 First 8
Unit (The.) Months

ALL AIRPLANESAND SPECIAL

PURPOSE AIRCRAFT 9 13 21 36 4+
Combat
Bomber
Heavy Bomber, Long Ran
9
3
10
5
16
7
26
7.
50 6
.4-nine 0 1 3 0 0 0
P-19 Douglas, Santa Monica, Calif. 62,300 Nov.
P2-29 Boeing, Seattle, Washington 15,900 Dec. (3)
Heavy Bomber,
Mdium Bangs, 14-ngine 1 0 0 0 .3 1
XB-21+B ConsolidatedVultse,
San Diego, California 20,300 Aug.
12-21+5 Ford, Willow Run, Michigan 23,200 Nov.
XB-32 Consolidated Vultue,
San Diego, California 39,900_ Aug. (2) March
Patrol Bomber, 4-.engine 0 1 0 1 0 0
XPB2Y-3 Consolidated Vltee,
San Diego, California 28, 900 Dec.
XPB2M-l Martin, Baltimore, Maryland 61,800 Dec.
Patrol.Boger, 2-engine 2 1 0 1 0 0
12BY-5A Consolidated Vultee,
San Diego, California 15,5300 July
12BM-1 Martin, Baltimore, Maryland 17,700 Sept.
12BM-2 Martin, Baltimore, Maryland 20,000 a April
XPBB-l Boeing, Seattle, Washington 28, 000 a1 Oct.
Medium Bombs;,2-sogngirna 0 1 2 0 0
XB-28 North American, Inglewood, Ca2i 15,300 Oct.
XB-28A North American, Inglewood,c:e lif. 15,200 Aug.
n2-25P North Am rican, Inglewood, 8La 12,600 a
Jan.
Amny LightfBoalber,
2..er+ine 0 0 2 1 0
ZA-26B Douglas, El Segundo, Calif. 12,800 June
XA-26A Douglas, El Segundo, Calif. 12, 800 Sept.
XA-26 Douglas, El Segundo, Calif. 12,800 Feb.
Amy Light Bomber,
l.e ine 0 1 0 0 3
XA-31B Consolidated. Voltee,
Downey,
I
!(
California 6,800 July
XA-32, XA-32A Brewster, Long Island. City, 1,.. 8,100 June (2)
IA-1 Consolidated. Vltee,
Downey, California 8,500 Feb.
Navy Light Bomber,
1-engine 2 2 1 1 2
M3B2U-3 Vought-Sikorsky,
Stratford,Connecticut 3,600 Nov.
XTBF-1 Grumman, Bethpage, Long Island 6, 900 Dec.
Z'iBF=2 Grumman,Bethpage, Long Island 6,900 a Sept.
ITH-1 Vought.S' kcrky,
Stratford., Connecticut 7,300 Mar.
XBB2A-1 Brewster, Johneville, Pa. 6,900 Nov.
Douglas, El Segundo, Calif. +,600 Feb.a
XTBM-3 Pastern, Trenton, Nevr Jersey 7,000 Arr.,a May a
5
July, Aug.a
PSB2D-1 Douglas, El Segundo, Calif. 8,4100 Oct.
=BT-2 Aug.
Douglasy P1 Segundo, Calif. 9,100 Feb.
Fighter 5 G 19 25
Amy Fighter, 2-eng nse 0 2 23
3 2
XP-38A Lockheed., Burbank "B, Calif. 7, 100 Dec.
Lockheed., Burbank "B", Calif. 10,200 July
xp-58 Lockheed, Burbank "B", Calif. 21,200 Dec.
XP-59A Bell,Buffalo,New York 5,500 March (3)
x2-61 Northrop,Hawthorne, Califoruia 13,500 July, Aug
xp-67 McDonnell,St. Louis,Missouri 11,500 June
XP-70 Douglas,Santa Monica,Calif. 9,200 July
xp-82 North American, Inglewood., Cali- 8,500 Aug.
Navy Fighter, 2-engine 1 0' 0 2 0
IF5F-1 Grumman,
Bethpage, Long Island. 5,600 e Feb.
XF7F-1 Grumman,Bethpage, Long Island. 8,800 Aug. (2)
Army Fighter, 1-engine 2 12 ]J1 18
XP-39E Bell, Buffalo, New York +,300 April June (2)
IP-1+OP Crties, Buffalo, NewYork 4+,100 June
12-1+0Q Curtiss, B "falo, Hew York 3,900 April
12-1+6, A Curtiss, Buffalo, HewYork 3,500 a Feb (2)
XP-1+7B Republic,Farmingdale, L. I. 5,600 April
XP-1+7E Republic, Farmingale, L. I. Dec.
XP-1+7J Republic, Farmingdala, L. I. 6,100 Nov.
XP-1+7K, L Republic, Farmingdale, L. I. 7500 July Jan.
XP-1+7N Republic, Farmingdale, L. I. Sept.
XP-51 North American, Inglewood., Calif 7,500
+,500 Aug., Dec.
XP-51B North American, Inglewood., Calif Aug. (2)1
XP-51F North American, Inglewood., Calif 3,200 June (2)
Sept. (1)

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it~A-Each) _____

Air rams 1945

-AND MODEL
CATEGORY Company and Location eight per 1940 191 1942 19143 19414 First 8
Unt(lbs. Months

Army Fighter, i-engine

(Continued)
p:1 North Aerican, Inglewood, calif 3,300 Sept. April
XP-51J North American, Inglewood,Oalif. 3,600 Mar., July
xP-54Consolidated Vultee,
Downey, California 11,300 Nov. Aug.
XP-55 Curtiss, St. Louis, Missouri 4,100 March (3)
XiP-56 Northrop, Hawthorne, Calif. 5,800 Oct.
xP-60, A Curtiss, Buffalo, New York 5,100 July Oct.
xP-60C, E Curtiss, Buffalo, New York 4,800 Jun. (2)
x-2Curtiss, Buffalo, New York 7,600 Sept.
xP-63 Bell, Buffalo, Sew York 3,600 Mer., May
xP-63A Ball, Buffalo,New York 4,300 Sept.
XP-75 Fisher Body', Cleveland, Ohio 5,000 March (8)
XP-77 Bell, Buffalo, New York 1,600 July April
X- Lockheed, Burbank "B",Calif. 5,500 May
May
XP-80A Lockheed, Burbank "B", Calif. 5,500

Navy Fighter, 1-engine 1 2 0 4 6

XF4U-1 Vought-Nikorsky, Stratford, Corn. 4,300 Oct.5
XF4U-4 Chance-Vought, Stratford, Coon. 5,700 Feb., 'ipri?.
XF4t-4 Chance-Vought, Stratford, Coon. 5,700 Dec. ()
XF4-3 Chance-Vought, Stratford, Conn. 5,700 Dec. (2)
xe'4-5Granmcan, Bethpage,Long Island 3,600 e July, Aug.
XF4F-6 Grumman, Bethpage, Long Island 3,600 a Nov.
XF4F-4 Gruiman, Bethpage, Long Island 3,600 May
XF4F-8 Grummcan, Bethpage, Long Island 3,600 e Jan. (2)
XFL-1 Bell,Buffalo, New York 1 3,600 e Feb.
XF6F-3 Grumman, Bethpage, Long Island 5,600 Mar.
xF6F-4 Grumman, Bethpage, Long Island 5,600 e Nov.
iF6F-6 Gru mean, Bethpage, Long Island 5,900 Sept.a
Bethpage, Long Island 5,900 Dec.a
xFF6Grumacn,
yXyl4C-2N Curtiss, Buffalo, New York I 6,800 July
XF8F-l Grumman, Bethpage, Long Island 3,600 Mar., May
NeoFaR- nc1 ( Ruin
yan, San Diego, California 4,700 Jun. (3)
Photographic) 2 0 0 0 2 1
Se asi 'Reconaissance
xSO3C-1 Curtiss, Columbaa, Ohio 3,500 Jan.
XCS2U-1 Vought-Sikoraky, Stratford,
Conn. 2,000 a Feb.
XSC-l Curtiss, Columbus,Ohio 3,800 _____ ____ April May

11-14 (P-80) Lockheed, Burbank "B", Calif. 5,500 Dec.

Transport 0 0 1 1 0 2
eayTasot4-gi0 0 0 0 0 2
XC-97 Boeing, Renton, Washington 47,500 June (2)

Mediua Transport,2-engin 0 0 1 1 0 0
xc-60B Lockheed, Burbank "B", Calif. 7,800 Sept.
XC-53A Douglas, Santa Monica, Calif. 11,400 March
XR5-1 Lockheed',Burbank "B", Calif. 7,800 a May a

'Trainer 0 3, 1 4 2 0
Advanced Trainer,2-engL 0 0 0 3 2 0
X.A-1? Fairchild, Hagerstown, Md. 8,100 NOV.
XAT-15 Boeing, Wichita # 1, Kansas 7,100 July (2)
XAT-14A Fairchild, Hagerstown, Md. 6,400 March
XSL-1 Langley Aviation, Landover, Md. * Aug.

Basic Trainer 0 1 1 0 0 0
TET-12 Fleetwings, Bristol, Pa._ 2,200 May
XBT-17 Boeing, Wichita.{) 1, iKansas 2,100 e Jan.

Primary Trainer 0 2 0 1 0 0
X1T23C Fairchild, agerstown, Md. 1,400 June
XB5N-1 Navsal Aircraft, PhiladelphiaPa. 1,500 e April
XN2I'-2 Timn, Van Buys, California 1,400 Oct.

Com nications 0 0 2 0 6. 8
XiL-6 Intteta, iciialb, Illinois 750 July
XR-1, A Plait Le Page, Eddystone, Pa. 2,200 Mar., Jtue
XR-4 Sikorsky, Stratford, Coon. 1,250 June
30-5 Sikorsky', Stratford., Coon. 1,900 Oct.
X.-5 Sikorsky, Stratford, Coon. 1,900 Mar. (2)
June (2)
XB-6A Sikorsky, Stratford, Coon. 1,350 June
Oct. (2)
IN-6A Sikorsky, Stratford, Coon. 17,350 Jun. March
10-60 Kellett,Philadelphia, Pa. 1,200 Dec.
1500-1 (R-5) Siko'rsky, Stratford.,
Corn. 1,350 Oct. a Jan. a
3053-1 (N-6 ) lorakty, ratind,-Conn. 1, 0 Nov.
Special Purpose Aircraft 0 0 6 0
XBQ-1 Fleetwings, Bristol, pa. 7,000 Aug.
XBBO.2A Fleetwings, Bristol, =a. 3,500 Feb.
11135-1 Naval Aircraft,Philadelphia,
Pa. 2,200 Dec. Jan.
Z2EARNo- Itestte, ItrttDi'b, 71'q.
t3oia 2,600 (2)
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JANUARY 1940-AUGUST 1945
________________________Unit-Ec______

Airframe 1945
CATEGORY
AND MODEL Company and Location Weight per 1940 1941 1942 1943 194 First 8
Unit (lbs.) Months

Special Purpose Aircraft

(Continued)
XTD25-1 Interstate, Delb, Illinois 4,100 Oct.
XTD3N Interstate, Delib, Illinois 3,900 Sept.(3)
GLIDERS 0 4 20 9 2. 3
Tr~oop 0 0 4 8 1 0
XCG-10 (30-place) Laister-Kauffman, St. Louis, 9,600 Oct.
XCG-13 (30-place) Waco, Toy, Ohio 8,500 e Sept., Oct.
XCG-15 (15-place) Waco, Troy, Ohio 3,800 March
XCG-7 (15-place) Bowlus, San Fernando, Calif. 2,100 Apr.
XCG-5 (15-place) St.. Louis Aircraft, St. Louic,Mo * Oct.
XCG-4B (15-place) Timm, Van Noya, California 3,050 Apr.
XCG-4 (15-place) Waco, Troy, Ohio 9,957 July (2)
X3'O-1(15-place) Northwestern, St. Paul,Minn. # May
20'G-2 (15-place) Ridgefield, Ridgefield, N. J. 4,000 e July
XCG-3 (9-place) Waco, Troy, Ohio -. 1,700 a Sept.
XCG-8 (8-place) Bowlus, San Fernando,Calif. 2,400 Apr.
Navy Special Purpose 0 0 0 1 1 3
122-1 (30-place) Naval Aircraft, Philadalphis,Ps. 13,300 Feb. (2)
ILRBO-1(12-place) Bristol Aero Crporation,
West Haven, Connecticut 3,400 May Feb.
XLSA-1 (12-place) Allied Aviation,Dundalk, Md. 3,700 March
Training, 2-and 3-place 0 4 16. 0 0 0
X15-1 Frankfort Sailplane, Joliet, 500 Nov. Mar. (2)
XTG-2 Schweizer, Elmira, Sew York 750 a Nov. (3)
115-3 Schweizer, Elmira, New York 750 Apr.
July (2)
X15-4 Laister-Kauffman, St. Louis, 45o July (2)
Dec.
XTG-13 Brieglieb, Beverly Hills, Calif 602 Nov.
XLEPratt Reed, Deep River, Con, 3,600 July
XLNP-1 Piper, Lock Haven, Connecticut 515 e Nov. (3)
XLN-1 Aeronca, Middletown, Ohio at Nov. (3)

Control. Therefore they are also shown in the main tables of

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e Estimated.
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LUnit - Each)
ALL AIRCRAT ENGISES BY TYPE'S
i
Tactical

PERIOD Trainer
Total Army Navy Standard (1340Pubic
Cognizance Cognizance (Over1340 Turbo Inch~eDieplace-
Cubic inches Jet menmend Uodr4,)
Diepleent)

1940 -July 2,056 1,470 586 1,207

August 2,250 1,506 744 1, 012 1,238
September 2,639 1,912 727 1,175 1,464,
October 3,112 2,286 826 1,495 1,617
November 2,522 1,707 815 1,344 1,178
December 2,934 1,903 1,031 1,479
1941 - January 3,181. 2,282 899 1,438 1,743
February 3 ,630 2,514 1,116 1,-'o1 2,126
March 3,918 2,686 1,252 1,770. 2,146
April 4,265 2,849 1,416 2,460
May 4,119 2,715 1,40)4 1,874 2,245
June 4,407 2,979 1, 428 2,057 2,350
July 5,041 3,392 1,649 2,421 2,620
Auguet 5,514 3,695 1,821 2,446 3,o68
September 5,660 3,748 1,912 2,522 3,158
October 5,624 5,992 1;632 2,578 3,046
November 6,246 2,054 3,094 5,152
December 6,576 4,480 2,116 3,406 5,170
1942 - January 4,873 2,584 4,222 3,0355
February 7,404k
4,969 2,4355 4,300 3,104
March 9,483 6,928 2,555 5,440 4,043
April 10,131 7,440 2,691 6,076 4,055
May 10,931 8,140 2,791 6,674 4,257
June 11,7355 8,805 2,932 7,545 4,390
July 11,926 8,985 2,941 8,200 3,726
Auguet 13,061 10,090 2,971 9,309 3,752
September 13,224 10,249 2,975 9,288 3,956
October 15,716 10,661 5,055 9,861 3,855
November 14,23 10,955 3,278 9,938 4,295
December 14,988 11,716 5,272 10,629 4,359
1943 - January 16,065 12,585 5,478 10,942 5,121
February 15,502 12,240 5,062 10,817 4,.485
March 17,012 15,581 5,451 12,264 4,748
April 16,849 13,609 3,240 11,918 4,931
May 17,891 14,782 5,109 15,001 4,890
June 18,008 14,831 5,177 13,260 4,748

July 18, 758 15,590 5,148 14,255 4,483

August 19, 705 16, 401 3,302 15,453 4,250
September 20,593 17,769 2,824 16,688 3,905
October 22,226 18,984 5, 242 17,976 4,250
November 22,717 x9,456 5,261 18,630 4,087
December 22,014 18,975 3,039 18,500 5,714
1944 - January 22,6961 19,771 2,925 19,269 5,427
February 21,146 .18, 027 5,119 17,946 3,192
March 2., 994 20,621 3,373 20,851 3,130
April 22,690 19,480 5,210 19,959 2,724
May 22,819 19,856 2,983 20,567 2,239
June 25,094 20,158 2,936 21,272 1,806

July 22,615 20,551 2,062 21,105

August 24,109 21,595 2,516 22,257
September 20,939 18,758 2,201 19,400 1,528
October- 19,270 16,558 2,712 18,150 1,118
November 17,239 14,917 2,522 16,126 1,105
December 16,305 15,612 2,691 15,520 761
1945 - January 17,323 14,686. 2,637 16,216 1,069
February 15,684 15,010 2,674 15,083 570
March 16,669 15,778 2,891 16,2]88 433.
April 14,017 11,5688 2,649 13,521 451
May 14,427 11,810 2,617 15,980 391
June 11,251 2,560 10,783 361
July 10,691. 8,409 2,282 10,0o89 425
August 6,288 5,155 1,153 5,745 266
STMMARY H
1940 (6 Monthe) 15,513 10,784 4, 2 .7,355+ 8,159
1941 58,181 39,502 26,915 31,266
1942 138,089 103,809 34,280 91,282 46,807
1943 227,116 1i88,805 17350~4 53,612
1944 256,912 223,862 A3;,050 2??.422 ?4,368
1945 (8 Monthal 106,350 86,887 19,463 101,;605 3,96,
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 802,161 653,647 633,0$2' 901 168,17A.
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(Liquid-cooled)

1940 - July 195 406 60 384 1,011

August 176 657 70 315 1,034
September 235 585 231 340 1,248
October 293 769 285 1,446
November 519
296 777 176 298 975
December 375 819 495 989
1941 - January 444 720 134 524 1,359
February 443 719 300 718 1,450
March 543 915 311 649 1,500
April 744 821 237 861 1,602
May 712 759 403 825 1,420
June 819 829 404 815 1,540
July 857 1,047 513 878 1,746
August 775 955 714 1,161 1,909
September 731 1,045 729 1,289 1,866
October 836 972 770 1,024 2,022
November 1 1,188 1,038 855 1,229
December 1,935
1 1,067 1,209 1,128 1,236 1,935
1942 - January 1 1,713 1,295 1,213 1,465 1,570
February 1 1,801 1,307 1,191 1,500 1,604
March 2 1,879 2,033 1,512 1,613 2,444
April 0 2,193 2,224
May 1,659 1,586 2,469
1 2,416 2,451 1,806 1,632 2,625
June 7 2,612 2,770 1,956 1,P8 2,682
July 6 2,697 3,429, 2,068 1,657 2,069
August 13 2,659
September 4,510 2,127 1,659 2,093
S 2,748 4,403 2,132 1,786 2,150
October 11 3,067 4,598 2,184 1,760 2,096
November 12 2,815 5,008
December 2,103 1,957 2,338
7 5,334 5,059 2,229 1,956 2,403
1943 - January 19 3,478 5,163 2,282 2,131 2,990
February 11 3,199 5,393 2,214 1,960 2,525
March 29 4,148 6,015 2,072 2,053 2,695
April 10 3,583 6,166 2,159 2,026 2,905
May 21 2,938 7,118
June 2,924 2,101 2,789
14 2,812 7,506 2,928 2,169 2,579
July 22 2,922 8,145 3,166 1,861 2,622
August 31 3,787
September 8,560 3,075 1,757 2,493
104 4,284 9,010 3,290 1,883 2,022
October 171
November 4,673 9,902 3,230 1,845 2,405
234 4,902 10,711 2,783 1,540 2,5l7
December 259 4,810 9,964 3,267 1,391 2,323
1944- January 308
February
5,803 9,587 3,571 1,427 2,000
372 4,756 9,319 3,499 1,587 1,605
March 451 6,728 9,569 4,103 1,829 1,301
April 527
May 6,029 9,391 4,012 1,636 1,088
543 7,091 9,556 3,377 1,224 1,015
June 765 6,854 9,511 4,142 1,063 743
July 962 6,782 9,380 3,981 865 632
August 1,165 7,075
September
9,271 4,746 1,055 786
1,367 6,282 8,514 3,237 890 638
October 1,501 6,407
November 6,898 3,344 619 499
1,500 5,655 6,018 2,953 571 534
December 1,885 4,916 6,389 2,330 494 267
1945 - January 2,035 5,719
February 5,075 3,387 755 314
2,149 5,327 4,875 2,732 23 547
March 2,487
April 5,601 4,847 3,253 0 433
2,607 4,986 3,560 0 45
May 2,742 4,771 3,582 2, 8
June 74 317
2,849 4,196 2,299 1,439 0 361
July 2,782 4,101
August 1,701 1,505 5 420
1,752 2,246 913 834 0 266

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 1,570 4,13 1,078 2,149 6,703
1941 2 9,159 11,029 6,498 11,209
1942 20,284
66 29,934 39,087 22,180 20,279 26,543
1943 923 45,536 93,653 33,390 22,717 30,895
1944 11,346 74,78 10,403 43,295 13,260 11,108
1945 (8Months\ 19,403 36,947 26,852 18,403 857 3,109
CUMULATIVETOTAL 31,742 197,524 278,037 124,844 70,471 98,642
e a Eiclu din.
g rboletengines.
a 1',xu; uuuls turvo jet engines.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940- AUGUST 31, 1945

S
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

AIRCRAFT ENGINES BY PLANT

____________________ ~~(Unit
Each)______________
-

ldSIGHT,PATERSON,
NEWJERSEY WRIGHT,LOCELABB,OHIO
I i ,

1 -3350, cyclone 18 R-2600,Cyclone14 Whirlwind.

PERIOD5
Total Cyclone Itl Cyclone18 CyClone 14
BB and. SD R-1820 R-975 2-760 Toal -15550 R-2600
BA BA end.BB

1940 - -July - I -1 I- I
42~9 a 190 3 171- 59 4
Augut 447 175 0 225 27 20
September 458 234 0 187 .29 8
October 594 b 287 255 57 ' 11
November 592 0 288 227 61 9
December 7
724 551 16 251 92 34
1941 - January 847 c 385 45 317 b9 50
February 795 b 560 269 81 52
52
March 925 422 58 01 25
April
359
1,079 503 160 382 40t 2
,May 947 508 91 320 28 0
June 1,095 572. 159. 542' 36 4 5 5
July 1,185 588 128 430 355 12 12
August 1,112 585 70 402 75 0 22 22
September 1,185 527 81 472 104 1 20 20
October 1,192 570 b2 444 113 3 42 42
November 1,204 585 100 424 94 0 152, 132
December 1,254 521 105 526 101 0 13 13
1
1942 - January 1,5387 1 810 103 552 120 1 474 474
February 1,570 596 57 564 172 0 501 501
March 1,624 002 1 829 189 1 522 522
April 1
1,515 658 5 758 154 0 681 881
May 1,554 0 579 1 803 150 0 851 851
June 1,517 1 540 Program 818. 152 0 1,027 1,027
0 complete
July 1,480 1 800 776 98 0 1,028 1,026
August 1,419 359 987 80 0 1,232 1,252
September 1,652 7 580 884 175 2 1,095 1,093
October 1,609 503 974 121 0 1,572 1,572
November 19
1,551
10 578 993 188 0 1,215 1,215
December 1,558 442 928 181 0 1,582 1,562
48
1943 10
*.January 1,455 425 867 121 1 1,721 1,721
February 1,529 11 527 881 107 3 1,428 1,428
March 1,780 582 1,007 180 2 1,872 1,872
April 1,5355 555 874 98 0 1,575 1,575
May 1,598 319 555 965 77 0 884 884
June 1,278 10 440 764 58 0 842 842
268
July 1,454 210 487 857 88 0 267 267
August 997 203 546 557 81 2 1,058 1,058
September 1,267 402 6680 102 1 1,859 1,659
October 1,488 571 840 105 5. 1,554 1,554
November 1,515 223
331 688 56 5 1,962 1,982
December 1,412 558 7(6 20 2 2,157 2,157
381
1944 - January 1,524 1302
188 598 814 18 3 2,215 2,215
February 1,574 402 830 0 8 1,012 1,012
March 1,497 21 445 682 2 2 2,719 2,719
April 1,385 531 580 616 0 0 2,055 2,055
May 1,625 442 844 0 3 2,504 2,504
June 1,527, 551' 495 615, 0 Program 1,989 1,989
560 complete
July 1, 409 45 298 688 9 2,725 2,725
August 1,329 550 256 589 0 2,652 2,652
September 1,298 140 801 0 2,295 2,293
October 1,022 94 585 1' 2,510 2,510
November 750 6501 4 528 Program 1,912 1,912
December 986 Progra~m 551 complete 1,159 1, 158
551 complete
1945-January 7529
964 297 1,764 1,725
February 9576 45
275 1,029 996
March 1,058 650 279 1,114 1,000
April. 1,012 245 859 649
May 1,080 38
311 971 870
June 1,051 277 851 471
July 788 130 1,042 652
August 442 288 164
77
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 3 ,244 0 0 1,523 29 1,298 305 86 0 0 0
1941 12,818 2 0 8,104 1,075 4,887 843 105 248 0 240
1942 18,176. 58 8 6,393 147 9,848 1,720 4 11,558 0 11,558
1943 17,082 908 9 5,359 0 9,896 1,089 21 16,559 0 16,559
1944 15,924" 5,188 79 5,534 0 7,279 50 14 25,881 1 25,680
1945 (8 Monthsl 7,550 5,548 92 0 0 1,891 0 0 7,898 1,591 6,507
CUMULATIVETOTAL 74,554 11,502 188 22,715 1,251 54,895 3,967 228 01,940 1,592 80,548

B-29. B-32. BTO, A-20, 340. B5.202,

A0B-
20, 505-2.
7SC, -25.
SAS2C,T5d
USEDPRfIAILY IN C-69. 70B29. Sti,1ing.P-70. A-25, SB2A, J220,0R,SOD, 00.10,0100 030. -- 0-29,B-32. A30,, PBM--3,

2.200Php.
'12-0h..15002h, 17003h

- 2200 1200 00h. hp,

170 '0an.
,doOO.450 hp., 225h. 2200hP. 1400-1800
hs.

a Including 2 R-3550As
b Including 1 R-550A.
c Including' 5 R-5550Ao.
d Including 1 R-2160.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

 62 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE.

AIRCRAFT'ENGINES BY PLANT

PSATT
ANDWHITUEY,EASTHARTFORD,
CONNECTICUT

R-2800, Double Wasp

PTotal Toa Wasp Major -2000

R-4360 1-stage B 2-stage B 2-stage C

1940O- July 560

August 719 1
September 710 1
October 798 2 0
November 788 1 0
December 999 8 0
19141 - January 870 13 0
Februsry 1,116 30 0
March 1,206 63 0
April 1,347 0
May 1,349 0
June 1,368 103 0
July 1,591 130 1
August 1,757 117
September 1,860 101 2
October 1,582 160 1
November 2,006 a 271 1
December 2,070 264 0
1942'-
January 2,339 269 0
February 2,403 352 6
March 2,515 364 15
April 2,646 382 24
May 2,746 432 27
June 2,900 468 4+7
July 2,911 400 '101
August 2,969 400 116
September 2,968 380 69
October 3,038 282 238
November 3,250 219
312
December 3,239 306 220
1943 - January 3,424 2(8 263
February 3,045 271 193
March 3,330 175 449
April. 3,124 19 460
May 2,960 38. 323
June 2,987 140 384+
July 2,908 268 476
August 2,984 350 492
September 2,468 150
October 335
2,886 222 620
November 2,715 255 627
December 2,438 164 645
1944 - Janusry 2,216 205 680
February 2,390 239 745
March 2,585 155 825
April 2,330 111 803
May 1,979 8 8o8
June 1,785 Program 799
complete
July 1,186
August 532
1,462 789
September 1,141
October 518
1,4+85 590
November 1,072
December 406
1,406 247
194+5
- January 1,436
February 357
1,414 325
March 1,425
April 254
1,3355 10
May 1,257
June Program
1,185 complete
July 880
August 416

1940 (6
Months) 4,574 0 11 2 0 0
19141 18,1E2 0 1,460 '6 0 10
1942 33,954 0 1,347 1,082 0 406
194355278230 ,6 ,4
1941 8Mots 21,037 25 87,456512
94(8oth 9,31+8 7 7 0 794+4 2,648 3,162______
CUMUTTYN TOAL 122,392 171 8,8;6 15,043 3,016 8,081

WDS IAR37 IN - PI -25V - 4I

, PS
F-4, FCCC. C-54.

a 103u7 tng 4 8-183Q0C89'so, 1 tse r

I, 940-AUGUST
JULY1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 33, 945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 1, 1945
SEPTEMBER
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE 6

AIRCRAFT ENGINES BY PLANT

(Unit - Each)
- Continued
PRATTAND WITNIEY, EAST SARTSDO~,CONNECTICUT

R-1830, Twin Wasp

PEIDHornet 1535 Wsp Wasp Jr.

PEIDC3, 040 050, C70 C9G0 R-1690 R-13140 R-985
1-Stage 2-Stage 2-Stage

194Q - July 2314 1 13 175 54. 83

August 421 11 11 98 51 126
September 36533 C115115 72
October 497 17 2 146 52 82
November 536 1 5 90 87 5
December 571 17 0 29 331 4
1941 -Jaur 387 16 130 10 236 78
February 44 10 30 12 3214 270
March 545 11 1 Program 317. 269
April 46 3 3 ccomplete 443 367
May 423 16 0 442 355
June 457 30 5 392 381

July 57104445 3914

August 498 54 67144
September 521 52 17 6614 503
October 1431 96 10 48 455
November 531 79 12 60508
December 575 100 1 600 522
1942 - January- 0 123 0 620 707
February ..6014 118 0 606 703
March 629 101414 6214 741
April 672 146 Program 630 770
May 666 166 complete 625 800
June 675 125 625 900
July 727 150 625 900
August 726 185 625 900
September 749 199 625 902
October 695 226 647 900
November 729 265 675 1,000
December 681 320 670 1,000

1943 - January 54o 460 814 1,0014

February 64o 261 600 1,000
March 739 3614 485 1,000
April 659 390 396 1,0514
May 54o 459 408 1,053
June 515 449 40 999
July 609 250 350 869
August 773 179 350 726
September 763 109 299 716
October 1,029 5 301. 601
November 900 Program 30o4 451
December 903 complete 5 260 241

19144 - January 782 18 200 54

February 625 131 200 12
March 625 158 358 1314
April 637 173 3363
May 410 302 245 1
June 391 330 65 1
July 266 265 2 3
August 144 339 0 0
September 166 2514 0 1
October 181 313 2 Program
November 71 265 Program complete
December 58 387 complete
1945 - January Program 46
February complete 404
March 346
April 371
May 3514
June 300
July 302
August8"

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 2,6214 93 0 40 653 690 461
1115,821 507 0 205 22 5,538 4,549
1942 8,158 2,127 0 14 0 7,597 10,223
1944 8,610 2,926 5 0 0 4,967 9,7114
19145(Mnts)4,356 0 2,935 0 0 1,1408 3214
194 8Mnh~0 0 2,6214 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 29,569 5,653 5,5614 259 675 20,200 25,271
B-24, C-47,C4,A. T-.
USED PRIAILY INl C-93 PaY.
BeufrtAT 12,
FFFM0-1,
2.P520.
p4-.1Y3 -9 -3
-9,5-3
2, AA--6A.
SeUA- A.
AT-e,
m-. ,
2-A-,
C -5,12 A-, 0.03,
OSSIS. 1313
OS2N.
P-35A. _OS__2U,__052N.

EMMDSRPIN10 p,1-yidr -o 75 hp.,750 p. 60 p~450 he.,

E1f4 2cSPIN10 h. 4e~bd. -~9-cylinder. 14-cylinde,. 9-cyli,,der. 9-cylinder.

SEPTEM8E'~ I, 1945
JULY I,1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST
31, 1945
31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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AIRCRAFT ENGINES BY PLANT

BUICK, MELBOSE
PARK,ILLINOIS CHEVROLET,
TONAWANA,
NEW YORK
Pratt and
R-1830, Twin Wasp Dodge Ford Whitney

PERIOD0
Total R20 CG
~ C9
0G Total
DoubleWasp
B-2800
R-1930
030, 040
Chicago Dearborn
Illinois Michigan
Cyclone18 DubeHaspD
Msor
Kansas City
ouble800 p
1-stage 2-stage 1-stageC 1-stage R-3350 R-2800 R-20
BA 1-stageB 1sage C

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November 99
December 164
1942 - January
257
February 309
March 440 440 375
April 610 610 463
May 617 617 1
526
June 699 699 6 6 530
July 751 751 387 387 570
August 880 880 911 911 572
September 1,001 1,001 510 510 640
October 1,000 1,000 _645 645 672
November 1,200 1,200 760 760
December 691
1 200 1,200 837 837 798
1943 - January 1,200 1,200 809 809 776
Februar-y 1,200 1,200 928 770
March 1,225 1,225 954 954 1,015
April1 1,201 1,201 1,095 1,095 1,091
May 1,500 1,500 1,515 1,515. 1,052
June 1,800 1,800 1,809 1,809 1,048
July 2,100 2,100 2,103 2,103 1,198
August 2,500 2,500 2,365 2,365 1,241
September 2,800 2,800 2,722 2,722 1,413
October 3,100 3,100 2,605 2,605 1,603
November 3,300 3,300
December
3,450 1,226
2,700 2,700 3,060 3,060 904
1944 - January 2,700 2,700 2,700 2,700 1; 1,598
February 2,550 2,550 2,600 2,600 31 1,628
March 2,700 2,700 2,600 2,600 82 1,794
April 2,800 2,800 2,600 2,600 136 1,820
May 2,900 2,900 2,600
June 2,600 205 2,324
3,000 5,000 2,600 2,600 2,419
344
July 3,100 3,100 2,600 2,600 507 2,350
August 5,100 3,100
September 2,601 2,600 659 2,360
2,700 2,700 2,325 2,300 2,224
October 1,800 1,800 1,606 1,550 957 1,80
November 1,400 1,400 1,501
December 1,400 1,079 1,896
1,800 1,800 1,195 1,051 1,229 1,904
1945 - January 1,804 1,800 4
February 930 627 1,327 1,904
1,796 1,743 50 1,058 566 1,429 2,004
March 1,625 1,257 1,130
April 605 1,607 2,000
1,394 642 463 617 12 1,620 2,000
May 1,366 643 240 600
June Progroa 1,667 1,716
975 400 Program 500 complete 1,690 1,400
July 1,075 400 complete
August 500 1,697 1,200
586 246 430 1,259
SUMMAARYt
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0o 0 0 0 0 0 264 0
1942 8,401 0 8,401 0 4,058 0 4.058 0 6,4o3 0
1943 24,626 0 24,626 0 23,415 0 23,415 0 13,337 1
1944 50,550 0 50,550 .0 27,5286 37a,01 653 2,9 278
15(8Mnh 10,621 2,390 7,131 1,100 5,765 3,955 1,810 12,296 12,977 5,076
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 74,198 2,390 70,708 1,100 , 60,766 4,282 56,484 18,549 57,178 7,815
-, C 7.P-47N. P-61. B-24.0K-3Types. -26, A-26 ,B
USED PRIMARfL~Y
IN ~P50-S.
- C-54. 87 B-24N., - T~y.2
P
R8,
Be fFfF.
,rt.
0
S-BV -3. -46P4 O-,P
, C52,

S- 1350-1450hp. 1200 hp. 1350h'. 2100 hp. 1200 hp. j 2200hp. 2000 hp. 2100hp-

a Built at Flint,Michigan.

I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

JULY I, 1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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______________________________(unit E ach)

ivntrSuhALLISON, INDIANAPOLIS,INDIANA DETROIT,MICHIGAN

PACKARD,
lvntrStudebaker Turbo Jet V-1650 Merlin
Kenoahaa.So___th__Ben___
Wisconsin Inia
PERIIOD Double V-171 v-1710
8-ot280040 -Sae -Sa 1 -40o 1-16 Total -Stage 2-Stage

2-Stage B J-33

1940 -July 60 60
August 70 70
September 231 1 230
October 285 0 285
November 176 0 176
December 256 0 256

1941 - January 134 0 i14

February 300 0 300
March 511 0 311
April 237 0 237
May 403 0 403
June / 404 0 404 -
July 513 0 513
August 709 0 709 4 4
September 725 0 725 4 4
Ncoeber 765 0 765 5 5
Noemer1845 0 845 10 10
December 1,102 1 1,101 26 26
194+2- January 1,101]. 0 1,101 109 109
February4 1,041 0 1,0141 149 149
March 7 1,177 0 1,177 333 333
April 35 1,151 0 1,151 .505 505
May 168
387
1,203
1,252
0
0
1,203
1,252
602
702
602
702
June

July 600 1,265 0 1,265 801 801

Augut 8014 1,326 -0 1,326 80o 800
September 1,016 1,330 0 1,330 800 800
October 1,008 1,379 0 1,379 800 800
November 1,011 1,301 0 1,301 800 796 4
December 6 1,051 1,379 0 1,378 1 850 849 1

1943 January 25 1,212 1,432 2 1,430 0 850 850 0

February 10 1,1403 1,350 4 1,3145 1 8614 8614 0
March 55 1,608 1,1456 4 1,1451 1 615 612 3
Aril 83 1,801 1,553 2 '1,5148 3 606 605 .1
My106 2,000 1,702 2 1,668 32 1,222 1,206 16.
Junie 158 2,069 1,926 1 1,878 47 1,002 946 56

July 226 2,160 2,020 0 1,987 33 1,146 962 1814

August 300 2,092 2,110 5 2,103 2 9614 593 371
September 325 1,862 2,087 3 2,083 1 1,203 728 475
October 303 2,217 1,940 4 1,8914 42 1,290 840 - 40
November 501 2,198 1,515 1 1,422 92 1,268 721 547
December 600 2,3014 2,002 2 1,740 260 1,265 576 689.
1944 - January 700 -2,298 2,007 5 1,702 300 1,5614 9514 610
February 701 2,266 2,009 2 1,706 301 1,1490 631 859
March 758' 2,479 2,103 2 1,777 3214 2,000 780 1,220
April 800 2,300 2,107 6 1,739 362 1,905 860 1,0145
May- 850 2,300 2,102 1 1,738 363 1,275 522 753
June 850 2,381 1,902 2 1,6414 256 2,239 813 1,1426
July 575 2,387 1,713 11 1,557 145 2,268 663 1,605
Auguat 825 2,314 1,982 11 1,960 11 2,7514 737 2,017
September 800 2,3114 1,203 13 1,178 12 2,027 528 1,499
October 800 2,322 1,3914 28 1,088 278 1,950 428 1,522
November 800 2,313 1,090 17 778 295 1,861 321, 1,5140
December 816 2,246. 691 14 457 220 1,636 18 1,618

1945 * January 700 1,1499 1,107 4 741 362 2,190 Program 2,190
February 700 1,14014 905 0 626 278 1 1,708 complete 1,708
March 805 1,532 1,310 1 1,053 256 0 1,777 1,777
April 700 1,002 1,151 0 917 228 6 1,0314 1,0314
May 600 1,078 839 1 452' 376 10 1,936. 1,936
June 600 337 185 2 52 1014 25 2 1,191 1,191
July 600 Program 114 0 Program 3 100 11 1,502 1,502
Auguat 3314 complete 180 1 complete 21 155 3 81,2 812

SUMMARY
1940. (6 Months) 0 0 1,078 1 1,077 0; 0. 0 0 " 0 0
1941 0 0 6,448 1 6,1447 0L 0 0 49 49 0
1942 6 6,091 14,905 0 14,9014 11 0 0 ' 7,251 7,2146 5
1943 2,692 22,926 21,093 30 20,5149 514 0 0 12,295 9,503 2,792
1944 9,275 27,920 20,303 112 17,3214 2,867 0 0 22,969 7,255 15,7114
1945 (8 Monthel 5,039 6,852 5,791 9 3,8141 .1,628 297 16 12,150 0 12,150
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 17,012 63,789 69,618 153 64,142 .5,010 297 16 54,714 24,053 30,661

TEEDPRIMARILY fIN P-F6F -, B-17 7 5 P40 A36" -63 P-80 FR L-nastr, osqito,
Mosquito P-82,,Spitfire

1-,lid,
2000E hp.TOS1200and 1350 12s- _50 he 1325-1425 hp. 13008he. 1400-1815 he.

1945
31,1945
1940-AUGUST 31,
JULYI,I, 19,40-AUGUST SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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AIRCRAFT ENGINES BY PLANT

Unit - Each)___________________________
MICHIGAN
MJSKEGON,
AVIATiION,
CONTINESNTAL - PENNSYLVANIA
JACOBS,P0TTSTOWN,

PERIOD MerlinWapas WspJr

Total V-loso I-1)350 E-a3p0 Total Wa-13 Wasp,9Jr. 8-915 E-755
2-stage 21105111 -8

1940 - July 4 15 14
August 51
September 50 25 35
October 50 14
November 54 5b 18
12 30
December 42
110 60 50
1941 - January
117 00 57
February 78
March 150 72
114' 72 92
April 81
May 192 111
186 90 90
June

July 349 21b 133

1 597 212 185
August
September, 0 0 443 ,2014 239
0 0 398 169 229
October 180 250
November U 40
0 U 428 180 248
December

3 402 156 24b

1942 - January U
February 0 530 157 573
2 583 91 492
March 2 2 089 5l5 370
April 300
2 1 017 251
May 217
2 62b 409
June
1
2 570 2147 32}
July 2
218
1 665 447
August
September 505 500
761 289 472
October 2
November 2 7600 507 453
December 0 Program 710 378 S27
complete
673 308 29b
1943 - January 0
February 0 907 420 37
March 947 1~o8 470
0
April 1,103 258 510
May 9 1,2014 Program 7t7
9 complete 748
June 58 58 1,310

July 70 1,210 705

70 728
August 120 120 1,139
September 102 162 8714 439
213 970 5014
October 213
November 215 1,200 835
215
December 252 232 1,288 o85

320 1,3149 548

191414- January 320
1,3149. 450
February 535 335 0
March 416 41 900,
April 450 450 827 77
450 499 0
May 450 10b
June 450 450 582
450 301 grograa
July 450
August 450 300 complete
40 10
September 407 7 400 225
October 200 0 200 200
November 102 2 100 356 53
December 3 494 04

1945 - January 90 90 Program 755 2$3

February 120 120 complete Program complete
March 166 166
April 189 189
May 120 120
June 90 90
July 5b 0
August Complete Complete

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 299, 0 0 154 145
1941 1 0. 1 0 3,370 0 0 1,8_)2 1,798
1942 25 0 22 0 7,41b 0 5 2891,9
1943 1,079 (8 0 1,079 12,897 0 4,055 1,1514 7,090
19414 4,0A45 22 0 4,021 7,382 117 6,0814 0 1,181
1945 (8 Montbsl 780 775 0 0 755 283 472 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 5,92o 797 - 23-95,1^0 32,119 400 11,2114 5,759 14,740

AT-7,AT-i1,07-13
USED)PRIMARILYIN - P51. P82" >8'-49, )1p-53. AT-6. C-64. - .A-6, C-64. UC-43UC-45 1OF Exort AT-17,C-78,
0
at. Wi. -.

- 1400-1 5.
hp 1330hp. 640hp _ 500hp. 450 hp. 330 hp. 225 hp.
ENGINE DESCRIPTION - Liquid!!!.
led, Liq,idco-e. 9-cydider. 9-yinde. -cylinde.

14
a Including1 XR-170.
b 8-975

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

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67

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_____________________(Unit - Each)_______

NEWYORK
RA1 ERA FARMIIGDALE, CONTINENTAL
MOTORS, KICHIGAN
MUSE393ON,

Maaoo
Burbank
WhirwindCalifornia
Total V-770 L- FO4 Total R-975 R-.670 0-170 L-6

1940 - July 30 30 3414 10

August 32 32 535 14
September 36 36 543 23
October 68 68 612 214
November 63 442 15,
December 49
49 517
1941 - January 53 1 52 517 37
February 92 1 91 622 57
March 87 1 86 661 51
April 87 2 720 '5
May 55 0 55 475 70
June 93 1 92 407 68

July 116 0 116 409 44

August. 102 0 102 449 32
September 1014 1 103 438 7
October 156 13 143 635 5 0
November 135 13 122 2 1
December 163 12 151 6914 0 0
1942 -January 211 18 193 406 0 0
February 2014 19 185 340 0 13
March 235 4s5 190 945 0 Program
April 256 52 2014 952 0 complte
May 256 57 199 922 0
June 235 31 2014 1,005 0
July 296 314 262 575 0
August 331 52 279 486 0
September 427 75 352 658 0
October 322 72 250 488 0
November 408 326 669 0
December 399 88 311 857 0
1943 - January 591 94 497 1,272 0
February 431 96 335 836 0
March 413 59 3514 780 0
April 532 112 420 743 0
May 714 511 567 0
June 514 390 0
649
July 519 19 500 477 0
August 625 46 579 367 0
September 693 119 5714 418 0
October 683 83 600 619 2
November 627 1 626 436 0
December 579 0 579 383 3
19144- January 506 6 500 341 7 0
February 277 2 275 211 Program 0
March 117 19 98 235 complete 0
April 240 97 143 203 10
May 99 29 70 308 5
June 86 71 15 160 Program
complete
July 113 100 13 100
August 313 305 8 300
September 2614 261. Program 252
October 216 216 complete 2614
November 115 115 193
December 0 0 0
1945 - January 0 0- 0
February 23 23 197
March 0 0 100
April 0 0 100
May 74 714 100
June Program Program 151
July comlete complete 150
August 40
SUMMARNY
1940 (6Months) 278 0 278 2,993 0 1,25% 1,737 117191,6
1111,2143 45 1,198 6,576 7 3,1c16 3,1463 422
1942 3,580 625 2,955 8,303 0 4,183 4,120 13
1943 6,722 757 5,965 7,5147 5 3,268 4,2714 0
1914514Mots
194 8Mnh~97
2,3146 1,2214
97
1,122
0
2,567
838
7
0
15
0
2,5145
838
0
0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 14,266 2,7148 11,518 28,8214 19 11,828 16,977 552
UEPIAILIN_ AT-21.SO2C. UC-61K.
J4F,9 - sr-os PT17. PT27. L-2. L-3. PT.20.
pT. PT-IS 1, N . PT-1-3. L:4
. PT.24.

520hp. 175end200hp. 450hp. 220h. 50-80hp. 125hp.

ENGINEDESCRIPTION - Inetd5.Inetd- 9cylin.der. 7-cyindr. 4-c~yinder. Ivr

31, 945
AUGUST31, 1945 SEPTEMBNR I, 945
JULY I,I, 1940-
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940- AUGUST
SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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__________________ ~Each) Mit ______

LYCON , uIIIAMPOT,FNsYLYAUIA.

General
Electric
E RYOD Syracuee
- !btal R-680 0-435 0-290 0-235 0-145 Nwv York
1-140,J-33
(Turbo Jet)

1940 - July 486 35 451

August. 288 18 270
September 1467 57 410a
October 530 45 485
November 292 234 268
December 2114 105 109

1941 -January 501 93 408

February 126 92 314
March 288 160 128
April 297 223 714
May 355 228 127
June 287 128
415
July 368 203 165
August 464 242 222
September 464 287 177
October 413 312 101
November 360 325 35
December 388 323 65
1942 -J~anuary 336 326 10
February 353 a 350 2
Mar-ch 399 0
399 13
April 439 a 425
May 45 435 20
June 440 3 6
452
July 482 445 2 35
August 480 451 5 10
September. 481 440 12 11
October 502 440 13 19
November 400 0 28
495 13
December 462 3614 7
1943 -January 436 0 26
536
February 512 400 15 31
March 613 a 400 0 33
April 7014 421 25 4
May 696- 343 30 6
June 698 400 20 36

July 792 450 10 1

August 752 a 357 20 5
September 512 237 0 6
October 585 232 0 11
November
December
572 235 ~1 10
17
516 201 0
19144- January 454 1014 2 1
February 495 145 28 0
March 138 19 0
773 0
April 357 0 3
May 286 2 Program 0
June 156a 0 compl1ete 1

July 138 0 0
August 139 1 0
September 115 Proram 2
October 834 compete 0
November 223 1
December Program
233 complete
1945 - January 2914
February 330
March 283
April 300
May 167
June 160
July 195
Auguet 149
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 2,277 2814 0 0 0 1,993 0
1941 1,439 2,775 0 0 0 1,66i
4 0
5,336 4,915 145 65 42 167 0
1942
7,488 4,112 2,080 987 121 186 0
19143
19145184ote 3,453 390 2,559 446 52 5 0
194 8Moh~1,878 0 1,14614414 0 021

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 24,871 12,476 6,2148 1,912 215 4,015 211

MM PBD(ANIhY I - AT-8, AT-10, AT-S. L-14, L-5,

Target Types.mdes Cmerci.1P-0

MM WCIPTI0N - 220 and 295 hp. 125-210 hp. 50-75 hp.

a Inolu&.ng 1 X-2470.

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-Each)___________________

AIRCOOLED
MOTORS,
SYRACUSE,NEWIYORE SENES MOTORS,CIENDAIE,CALIFlORNIA

PERIOD0-7an
Total 0-805 0-405 0-300 0-200 0-185a0 Total R-540 R-440

1940 -July 46 466

August 466 46
September 79 79
October 92 92
November 55 55
December
32 32
1941 - January 61 61
February 318 40 278 45.
March 135 88 47 31 31
April 138 45 85 10
May 151 106 0 0
June 201 68 131 53 53
July 226 52 171 138 9 129
August 265 67 198 100 10 90
September 260 71 188 55 47 8
October 219 61 158 138 136 2
Noveaber 162 35 107 104 103 1
December 171 13 158 161 154 7
1962 - January 18 16 2 122 122 0
February 15 15 0 89 89 0
March 37 30 7 220 220 0
April 18 6 10 74 74 0
May- 113 81 31 238 238 '0
June 58 42 13 283 283 0
July 27 18 113 113 0
August 18 11 7 160 160 0
Septeaber 24 2 5 16 132 132 0
October 38 2 35 0 48 33 15
November 53 4 47 0 0 Program
December 27 1 0
5 12 0 complete
10
1963 - January 54 0 50 1 1
February 0 0 0
0 62 *62
March 184 0 167 12 90 90
April 127 0 122 4 84 84
May 81 0 63 15 129 129
June 16 0 12 0 29 29
July 11 0 5 0 2 2
August 17 5 11 0 0 0
September 28 19 5 1 5. 5
October 32 23 6 0 9 9
November 63 41 4 0 1 1
tccember 103 32 13 9 21 21
1966 - January 126 21 6 49 Program Program
February 139 26 1 59 complete complete
March 168 Progreas 1 144
April 270 complete 3 52
May 304 3 102
June 267 3 2
July 3351 0 53
August 302 0 4
September 253 b 24 55
October 151 c 1
November 118 a 1 3
December 34 10 Program
complete
1965 - January 20 Program
February 20 complete
March 50
April 51 d
May 50
June 50
July 75
August 77 e

SUMMSARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 350 0 350
1941 2,204 0 0 14 563 1,627 896 459 437
1942 446 13 1 16 318 98 1,479 1,464 15
1943 716 120 16 81 458 41 433 433 0
1944 2,463 45 359 1,475 53 524 0 0 0
1945 (8Monthas 393 0 50 340 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 6,222 170 426 1,926 1,392 2,290 3,158 2,356 .802

USED PRIMARLY IN -- ress. a-6. sQ-14, Eport. - PT-22, PT-25. PT-20, PT-24.
ENGINE DESCRIPTITON 500 hp. 220-250 hp. 110-,75hp. 80 hp, 165 hp., 130h.
12-cylinder. 6-cyli,d. 6-cylinder.
Includinga1iXd,,.
4-cylinder. 4..der.

b2 Including3 X0-540's-
SIncluding 2 X0-540's.
d Including1 X0-425.
3Including 2 X0-425's.

JULYI,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31,1945
940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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K
____________________________________________ (Unit - Eeah) ________________

NVAL
AIR FACTQ Y, FEILADELPIIA,PA. WANER, DEROIT, NICHIAPAN GENERAL WESTLYNN,MASS.
ELECTR~IC,

i~rlvin& Turbo Jet

PEIDTotal "Total R-500 R-550 R-4201
R-975 R-760 Total I-40 1-16

J-33 J-31

1940 -July 26 26 19 13 6
August 25 25 23 19 4
September 17 17 19 13 6
October 28 28 31 24 7
November 27 27 18 7 11
December 32 32 38 u1
27
1941 - January 22
29 29 5 17
February 0 0 42 41 1
March 26 26 46
47 1
April 69 62
May 69 6-
55 55 67. 62
June 5
60 60 54 9
July 58 25
58 34 9
August 64
September
64 50 6
52 52 43 39
October 50 50 28 23 4
November 48 48 25 5
30
December 46 46 41 40 5
1942 - January 1
4 47 46
February 45 32 48 1
47
March 40 28 1
29
April 32 48 1
May 4 49
40 36 2
June 22 21
32 1
July 32 Program 40 38 2
August 2 complete 2
September 5 3
28 7 0 0 0
October 17 11 11 0
November 27 28 39 37 2 0
December 27 0 2
46 44
1943 - January 29 29 25 25 0 Program
February 7 20
March 7 18 2 complete
46 46 29 26 3
April 33 33 59 59 0
May 43 43 38 35 3
June 32 32 49 4
July 14 14
August 75 71 4
18 18 54 54 0
September 31 32 64
October 58 6
53 53 76 71 5
November 47 47
December 50 48 2
Programs Program 69 62 7
cEoplete complete
1944 - January 56 50 6
February
53 52 1
March 25 21
April
May 38 32 6
44 18
June 40 26 31 1'
July
19
50 31 2
August 6
34 28 2
September 21 Program 21
October Program complete Program
November 1
complete complete 4
December
4
1945 - January
February 6
March 8
April 3
May 0
June 1
July 3
August 1
Complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 155 0 155 1418 103 0 45 0 0 0
1941 557 0 557 526 457 0 69 0 0 0
1942 320 81 239 372 357 2 13 0 0 0
1943 353 353 0 608 572 36 0 0 0 0
1944 0 0 0 361 215 146 0 122 18 104
1945 (8 months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 255 22 233
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1,385 434 931 2,015 1-704 - 184 127 377 4037

TEEDPRIMAILYINi - SND32M-R' NO.N,3N. -- iJC-6iA R-4 Comm-80ial

4 0
ENGINE
DFSCIPTION _ 5 h. 225 hp. 175 hp. 200 hp. 110hp - 400 b
9-ylndr 7-cylin~de. -- 7-cylinder. 7-cylinder -- _hr____1___
4,___0____b__ 0(__lb._.

PRODUCTION, JULY 31,

1,1940- AUGUST31,
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CONTROLLABLE 4EXDRAMIC AND ELmCRIC)

Hydraulic_________ _________
Total ________

PERIOD Aircraft
Propellera Total
Total Contra-rotatin 4-blade 3-blade 2-blade

1940 - July 1, 42 2a 1,422 1,173 1 339

August 1,260a 1,260 990 2 588 400
September 1,298a 1,298 1,057 0 668 389
October 1,821 1,431 0 1,106 325
November 1,551 1,170 1 881 288
December 1,650a 1,650 1,266 0 888 378

1941 - January 2,387 2,111 1,764+ 0 1,175 589

February 2,558 1,912 1,429 1 868 56o
March 3,227 2,524 1,964 0 1,162 802
April 2,963 2,419 1,892 0 1,043 849
may 3,202 2,612 2,002 0 1,210 792
June 3,387 2,829 2,287 .0 1,361 926

July 3,647 3,106 2,471 0 1,490 981

Auguet. 4,216 3,436 2,775 0 1,791 984
September 5,243 4,170 3,449 5 2,382 1,062
October 5,633 4,449 3,388 0 2,175 1,213
November 5,574 4,413 3,616 4 2,527 1,085
December 6,429 5,142 3,912 2 2,542 1,368

1942 - January 7,872 6,5s88 5,069 0 3,528 1,541

February 6,819 5,245 3,805 2 2,115 1,688
March 8,982. 6,883 4,681 2 2,773 1,906
April 11,219 8,374 6,124 0 3,960 2,164
May 10,481 8,154 6,007 0 4,050 1,957
June 12,145 9,266 6,950 0 4,481 2,469

July 12,078 9,603 7,356 0 4,537 2,819

Augut 12,050 9,591 7,175 ,4,676 2,498
September 12,115 9,910 7,765 5,531 2,230
October 13,285 10,963 7,807 9 5,786 2,012
November 12,300 10,005 7,570 16 5,915 1,639
December 14,802 11,554 8,966 13 6,425 2,528

1943 - January 15,428 12,209 9,124 23 6,639 2,462

15,763 12,703 9,638 2 7,215 2,421
February
18,448 14,413 10,686 29 8,118 2,539
March
April 18,786 15,717 11,479 82 8,998 2,399
May 20,682 15,947 12,227 286 9,642 2,299
June 19,969 16,875 13,630 587 10,500 2,543

July 22,772 19,310 15,630 749 12,056 2,825

August 23,594 20,266 16,343 1,206 12,744 2,393
September 25,274 20, 413 17,034 1 484 14,342 2,207
October 24,409 22,275 18,784 0 746 16,050 1,988
November 23,232 21,345 17,960 0 938 14,678 2,344
December 23,805 22,464 19,314 0 698 16,087 2,529.

22,593 19,539 0 1,636 15,758 2,145

1944 - January 25,225
February 25,104 22,363 19,326 0 1,449 15,771 2,106
March 25,007 22,142 19,090 0 1,467 15,203 2,420
25,208 17,919 1,743 14,493 1,620
April 21,433 23
May 24,271 21,973 18,355 2,178 14,505 1,670
2 2,320 14,116 1,057
June 23,034 21,780 17,495

July 21,558 19,200 14,966 7 1,980 11,891 1,088

August 22,680 21,000 16,539 11 2,408 13,040 1,080
September 19,646 15,834 6 2,593 12,038 1,197
21,101
October 18,884 17,490 13,345 0 2,509 9,832 1,004
November 17,787 17,344 13,168 0 3,094 9,375 699
December 16,777 12,551 1 3,011 9,055 484
17,386
1945 - January 16,290 15,898 12,801 Program 3,164 9,268 369
February 15,449 12,191 complete 3,495 8,276 420
15,710
March 15,803 12,180 3,552 8,197 431
16,083
April 14,466 11,083 3,573 7,188 410
14,941
May 13,758 13,071 10,326 3,276 6,848- 202
June 10,273 8,088 3,239 4,644 205
11,048
July 9,116 8,380 6,584 2,993 3,417 174
August 2,989 2,865 1,336 1,529 Complete

SUMARY
1940 (6 Months) .9,002a 9,002 7,087 0 4 4,964 2,119
1941 48,466 39,123 30,949 0 12 19,726 11,211
1942 134,148 106,136 79,275 0 47 53,777 25,451
1943 250,162 213,937 171,849 1 5,830 137,069 28,949
1944 265,245 243,741 198,127 92 26,388 155,077 16,570
1945 (8 Months) 100,401 96,329 76,118 Complete 24,628 49,279 2,211
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 807,424 708,268 563,405 93 56,909 419,892 86,511

Source of Data - Army Air Forces Reports.

Stage of Completion - Complete propellers shipped from plante.
a Fxcluding Ground Adjutable, Fixed Pitch and Manully Controlled; data are not available.

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CONTOLLABLE ANDELECTRIC)-Continued
(HYDRAULIC

Electric Ground
_____________ _____________Adjustable,
______________
PERIO AutoaticFixed Pitch,
Atoatic
2-bl end Manually
Total Contra-rotating 4-blade 3-ld2-blade Controlled

1940 - July 249 1 248

August 270 0 270 Data not
September 241 0 241 available
October 390 0 390
November 381 0 381
December 3814 0 3814
1941 - January 347 5 342 276
February 483 13' 470 646
March 560 11 549 703
April 527 10 517 544
May 61o 16 5914 590
June 542 21 521 558
July 635 40 595 541
August 661 46 615 780
September 721 1 65 655 1,073
October 1,061 0 122 939 1, 1814
November 797. 0 133 6614 1,161
December 1,230 0 74 1,156 1,287

1942- January 1,519 0 92 1,427 1,2814

February 1,1440 0 143 1,297 1,5714
March 2,202 0 377 1,825 2,099
April 2,250 0 490 1,760 2,8145
May 2,1147 0 550 1,597 2,327
June 2,316 0 677 1,639 2,879

July 2,2147 0 620 1,627 2,1475

August 2,416 0 602 1,8114 2,459
September 2,1145 0 431 1,7114 1 2,2014
October 3,156 0 1,2142 1,9114 1 2,321
November 2,1435 0 628 1,807 0 2,295
December 2,588 0 603 1,985 0 3,2148

1943 - January 3 ,085 0 997 2,088 0 3,219

February 3,065 0 1,2143 1,822" 0 3,060
March 3,727 0 1,630 2,097 0 4,035
April 4,238 0 1,756 2,482' 2 3,067
May 3,720 0 1,473 2,2147 6 4,729
June 3,2145 0 1,520 1,725 0 3,0914

July 3,680 0 1,7140 1,9140 2 3,1460

August 3,923 1 1,5146 2,376 8 3,320
September 3,379 0 1,469 1,910 13 2,8148
October 3,491 1 1,348 2,1142 31 2,103
November 3,385 1 1,2614 2,120 31 1,856
December 3,150 0 1,127 2,023 46 1,295

1944 - January 3,0514 3 1,173 1,878 68 2,5614

February 3,037 0 1,099 1,938 99 2,6142
March 3,052 1 1,195 1,856 50 2,815
April 3,5114 3 1,5314 1,977 8 1,767
May 3,618 2 1,585 2,031 17 2,281
June 4,285 1 2,266 2,018 28 1,226

July 4,2314 5 2,215 2,0114 42 2,316

August 4,461 2 2,1440 2,019 44 1,636
September 3,812 1 2,026 1,785 39 1,416
October 4,145 3 2,485 1,657 40
214
1,3514
419
November 4,176 2 2,359 1,815
December 4,226 Program 2,570 1,656 26 583
complete
1945 - January 3,097 1,967 1,130 0 392
February 3,258 2,1014 1,1514 214 237
March 3,623 2,522 1,101 29 251
April 3,383 2,418 965 73 402
May 2,745 2,001 7144 137 550
June 2,185. 1,727 48 142 633
July 1,796 1,369 427 25 711
August 124 1214 Complete Complete 466

SUMMAY
1940 (6 Months) 1,915 0 1 1,914 0
1941 8,1714 156 7,617 0 9,3143
1942 26,861 0 6,455 20,406 2 28,010
1943 42,088 3 17,113 24,972 139 36,086
19414 45,614 23 22,9147 22,6144 485 21,019
1945 (8 Months) 20,211 0 14,232 5,979 430 3,6142

CUMULATIVE ToTAL 144,863 27 61,3014 83,532 1,056 98,100a

a Excluding the last baft of 1940; data are not available.

* Not available.

3;, 945
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CUTISS i/SIGHT

PERSIOD c(46) c62-0-542-s 63- c61ow

Toal end c64s and C53Sand C-3s c619w
C(57) c-642-sB C-542-SB

1940 - July 249 1 1

August 270 0 0
September 241 0 0
October 390 0 0
November 381 0 1
December 384 0 1
1941 -January 347 5 0
February 483 12 1 0
March 560 11 0 0
April 527 10 0 1
May 610 16 0 0
June 542 20 1 0
July 635 40 0 0
August 661 46 0 0
September 721 1 0 4
Octoer 1,061 0 120 2 0
November 797 0 133 0 1
December 1,230 0 74 0 Program
complete
194~2- January 1,519 0 86 6
February 1,440 0 141 2
March 2,202 0 346 31
April 2,250 0 424 66
May 2,147 0 450 97
June 2,316 0 500 177 1
July 2,247 0 535 85 0
August 2,416 0 515 87 0
September 2,145 0 237 194 0
October 3,156 0 997 245 0
November 2,435 0 130 0
December 497
2,588 0 38 0
1943 - January 3,085 0 742 255 6
February 3,065 0 729 513 I4
March 3,727 0 832 798 2
April 4,238 0 877 876 1
May 3,720 b 0 867 604 0
June 3,245 0 768 752 0
July 3,680 0 952 788 0
August 3,923 1 867 677 4
September 3,379 0 900 566 1
October 3,491 1 901 445 0
November 3,385 0 1 802 460 0
December 3,150 0 459 665 0
1944 - January 3,054 d 3 172 982 0
February 3,037 0 269 780 0
March 3,052 1 437 736 0
April 3,514 a 3 400 1,126 1
May 3,618 2 500 1,078 13
June 1 648 1,587 0
July 4,234 5 553 1,634 0
August 4,461 2 696 1,576 1
September 3,812 1 584 1,392 1
October 4,145 3 807 1,428 0
November 4,176 2 555 1,527 2
December 4,226 Program 637 1,470 25
complete
1945 - January 3,097 540 893 25
February 3,258 443 934 2
March 3,623 539 1,026 "6
April 3,383 500 956 6
May 2,745 170 767 18
June 2,185 1 575 10
July 1,796 240 394 5
August 124 Complete Complete Complete
SUMMARY °
1940 (6Months) 1,915 0 0 0 1 0 0 3
1941 8,174 1 0 0 552 4 0 6
1942 26,861 0 0 4 5,293 1,158 1 0
1943 42,08837 9 9,696 7,399 18 0
1944 45,614 23 800 571 6,258 15,316, 43 0
1945 (8 Months) 20,211 0 1,959 4;295 2,433 5,545 72 0
CUMULATIVETOTAL 144,863 27 2,766 4,879 24,233 29,422 134 9
USDPIDRL -32.jaaI. aID.P-47. B-26. C-46, P-7.P-61
UEPRMRYINC-47. P6.PB M. PEA. SC, SDr
P.

a Excluding 105 fixedpitch (nonelectric)

propellersproduced by Crutis Wight in 1945.
b Including1 C- 643-S.
c Including1 C- 544-S.
d Including2 C- 544-S's.
aIncluding 3 C- 534-S'a.

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ELECTRIC

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OURTISSWRIGST- Continued

PERIOD
C-6315-sR C-533-D C-533-S C-5325-D C-532-D C-532-S C-5315-S

1940 -July 3 119 1 1214

August 7 167 1
September 95
9 160 1 71
October 14 240
November 3 143
2 0 259 9 110
December 8 0 307 30 38
1941 - January 13 0
February
230 11 88
38 0 245 31 156
March
April
33 0 329 20 167
22 0 329 214 141
May 51 0
June 3814 11 148
614 0 330 18 l09
July 42 0 2 448
August 9 914
6 0 0 470 6 133
September 0
October 3 0 .466 1 181
43 0 0 659 20 217
November 105 0 0
December 453 10 95
16 0 1 851 7 281
1942 - January 315 0 2 8 831 71 200
February 195 0 0 20 863 70 149
March 201 0 5 102 1,205 10 302
April 221 0 28 66 1,236 3 206
May 165 0 55 70 1,162 0 145
June 175 0 59 162 1,119 0 125
July 223 0 58 199 1,016 3 128
August 213 0 0 1814 1,216 .9 192
September 248 0 0 90 1,151 14 211
October 247 0 0 215 1,191 27 2314
November 249 0 0 281 993 12 272
December 207 0 0 256 1,230 714 218
1943 - January 236 0 0 370 1,203 23 250
February 40 0 1 156 1,415 20 186
March 10 5 0 810 1,035 21 2114
April Program 0 0 941 1,3147 0 193
May complete 2 1 576 1,500 10 158
June 0 Program 383 1,225 17 100
complete
July 15 737 1,052 6 130
August 0 700 1,530 0 142
September 0 212 1,1497 21 179
October 1 482 1,497 12 150
November 0 489 1,500
December
314 97
0 498 1,500 25 0
19144- January 0 318 1,500 0 60
February 3 365 1,500 0 70
March 0 356 1,500 0 0
April 0 44o 1,500 2 31
May 2 515 1,500 1 Program
June 2 515 1,500 1 complete
July Program 513 1,500 1
August complete 517 1,500 1
September 283 1,500 1
October 350 1,301 6
November 414 1,399 0
December 331 1,300 0
1945 - January '39 956, 10
February .145 995 12
March 241 849 5
April 190 769 0
May 427 192 107
June 380 Program 68
July 403 complete 19
August Complete Complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 10 23 0 0 1,252 45 581
1941 436 0 3 0 5,1914 168 1,810
1942 2,659 0 207 1,653 13,213 293 2,380
1943 286 23 2 6,3514 16,301 189 1,799
19144 0 7 0 4,917 17,500, 13 161
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 1,925 3,761 221 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 3,391 53 212 14,849 57,221 929 6,731

USED
PSRARILY IN P-39. M6Y, A-25. P-44 P36
PBa-3c *
8820. 2. 167, P-38. ZNP-M,4FR. FPF381.E-A.
eafr. p43, A-36. P4F.BF2A.

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PERIOD 23E50 3E50

Total 4260 2460 24150 2450 25160 55160 and and.
251X 3E%

1940 - July 1,175 1 498 142

August 990 2 408 117
September 1,057 0 5144 82
October 1,431 0 720 152
November 1, 170 a 0 567 121
december 1,266 0 582 152
6 14
1941 -January 1,7 b 0 8147 105
February 1,429 1 782 17
March 1, 9614 0 1,002, 93
April 1,892 0 913 57
May 2,002 0 1,039 102
June 2,287 0 1,187 86
July 2,471 0 1,510 1014
Auguet 2,775 0 1,656 59
September 3,1447 5 2,271, 32
October 3,386 0 2,0142 79
November 5,615 4 2,14714 11
December 3,842 2 2,360 8
19142- January 4, 987 0 3,390 19
February 0 1,900 614
March 4,3814 2 2,402. 514
April 5,3148 0 1 5,0147
May' 4,9814 0 10 2,7142 150
June 5,920 0. 0 3,383 108
July 5,648 0 5 2,752 148
August 5,647 1 6 5,059 95
September 5,225' 0 4 0 5,012 1
October 4,9914 0 8 6 2,852. 3
November 4,460 0 15 4 2,668 49
December 5,726 0 15 4 2,989 55
19145- January 5,572 3 20 0 2,905 30
February 1 0 11 2, 7714 3
5,2824a
March 0 25, 13- 2,467 3
,April 14916d 0 67 22 2,291 Program
May 4,625 0 210 2,085 Compete
June 5,059 0 169
277 2,193
16
July 6,085 7 299 2,977
August 0 529 1 2,6149
September 4,971 0 377 0 2,3314
October 5,715 0 43 0 2,913
November 6,031 4 595 1 2,805
December 6,552 0 513 0 3,203
19144- January 5,2514 0 561 0 2,551
February 5,569 0 528 5 2,709
March. 5,444 2 622 1 2,495
April 4,719 program 792 0 2, 65
May., 4,617 compnlete' 760 1 2,515
June 952 2,35514
'0
July 738 1,668
Auguet 3,803 0
88 0 2, 2214
Septemiber 3,656 906 1,951
October 5,512 749 7 1,8014
November 1,090 3 1,803
December 9714 1 1, 547
1945- January 2,6014 875 Program 1,301
February 2,780 1,067 complete 1,2214
March 5,215 9514 1, 7114
April 2,997 927 .1,592-
May 2,426 537 1,459
June 2,083 3148 1,229
July 2,115 300 1,597
August 7b5 236 493
SUMMAR
1940(6 Months) 7,087 .0 0 5 0 0 0 5,176
1941 30,872 0 0 12 0 0 2 17,889 755
1942 61,018 0 2 3 40 3 9 34,156 764
1943 65,398 0 5 15 5,165 109 70 31,596 36
191414 49,661 6 47 2 9,555 16 1,206 26,0514 0
1945 (8 Months) 18,985 52 1 0 5,2414 0 1,7614 10,609 0
CUJMLATOTAL 2'?5,021 38 55 55 18,0014 161 5,051 123,617_ 2,319,
B-24.F6F,
USED PRIMARILY IN ---- PS 8-. 81.52. F7F.T C-46.35 PV2,
P-51, P-2-
8-11 8-29. C-69. C-8. Y4U ' "14.2"
P58., T444, 4-2A
C-54.

aIncluding 1 214F6.
t Including2 12030's.
° Including2 246's.
d Including1 24860 and 1 3030.
a Including 1 2460.
f Including 1 826080.

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HAMILTON
STANDARD
- Continued,

325
and0 23D40 - 3D40 2E4 22D40 12D140 22D30 2D30 2820

1940 - July 8 185 24 68 236 11

August 7 22 171 198 9
September 0 42 27 70 275 17
October 0 2314 38 146 100 41
November 2 191 32 132 2 101 21
December 12 2 140 32 158 107 81
1941- January 6 2 215 37 1 237 2 208 1014
February 0 0 .69 33 0 233 0 218 714
March 7 0 60 20 0 328 10 255 189
April 0 6 67 0 0 209 2 489 149
May 13 6 50 0 2 333 4 2214 229
June 3 3 82 4 281 0. 38?k 252
0
July 2 0 714 0 262 0' 265
0 0
August 4, 2 70 0 310 382 292
0 6
September 15. 2 15 0 305 -393 343
October 1 0 51 14 317 6 515 361
0 3014 413
November 10 0 29 0 0' 5 363.
December 6 0 98 0 272 2 6214 470
0
1942- January 1 0 .3 473 2 856 207
0 0 841
February 18 0 23 0 457 390
0 2 820
March 11 5 17 0 513 5514
April 84 2 12 0 649 5 886 6214
0
May 81 0 42 9 404 0 813 731
June 0 1,222
19 1 40 6 567 5 569
0
July 27 0 40 0 756 0 970 968
0 968
August 1014 0 25 2 805 5 593
0 0 1,010
September 1514 0, 0 Program 0 495 549
October 237 0 5 complete 557 0 823 502
Program ,0 561 2 700 201
November 258 1,
December 351 0 complete 0 522 0 1,261 550
0
1943 - January 469 0 410 0 1,218 509
0 3114 0 1,227
February 515 4 .0 430-
March 591 0 492 2 1,351 189
April 623 4 2 245 .0 788
May 46 4 117 0 1,256 41~
June 0 267 0 1,309 467
530 0
0
July 447 0 51 2 1,959 313
August 586 3 2 35 2 1,619 440
September 417 0 Program 37 2 1,168 635
October 691. 0 complete 0 0 1,178 475
November 621 0 0 1 1,1416 587
December 440 3 125 0 1,573 465'

191414- January 551 0 479 0 826 478

February 0 1014 0. 1,073 5614
March 3 Program 0 1,231 8214
April 30 2 complete 0 1,0714 181
May 23 0 0 859 446
June 6 0 0 434 51

July 20 0 0 487 0
August 26 0 0 439 41
September 96 0 0 521 76
October 52 4 2 429 36
November 59 5 Program 297 2
December 13 0 complete 118 1

1945 - January 61 2 99 0
February 12 Program 141 9
March 42 complete 148 13
April 23 200 0
May 4 198 4'
June Program 205 Program
July complete 1714 complete
August complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 12 19 848 175 0 745 2 1,017 180
1941 6 -21- 923 123 5 3,391 37 4,512 3,141
1942 1,373 16 192 37 0 6,759 21 11,170 6,438
1943 6,386 18 0 0 4A 2,093 9 16,138 5,7149
19144 1,685 14 0 0 0 583 2 7,788 2,700
1945,(8Months) 142 2 0 0 0 0 0 1,165 26
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 9,665 90 1,963 335 9 13,571 71 41,790 18,2314

AT-7,AC-A5
SEC. SAN, ,$J, AT-2D.BT-3, AT-A.Ar-A
USED~PpRARILY IN SAD.J2F. P-52.J2F, - 2
OSSA ; -OR 0 R. ATDA-9
A-17.A-27. N-6SA- 03C.ANSON. C-,
-7'
TD3R.OXFORD.

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FRIGIAIRENASH - DELVfIAT0H

Remington
PERIOD and
23E50 23E50
Total 24j60 24E50 23E50 Total 24E60 33E60 and,
23E1

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February
March 15 1355
April 570 570
May 1,005 1,005
June 930 930

July 1,555 1,555

August 1,165 1,165
September 2, o56 2,056
October 2,257 2,257
November 2,510 2,510
December 2,545 2, 545
1943 - January 100 100 2,560 2,560
February 240 240 3,010 3,010
March 560 560 3,511 3,511 49
April 948 948 4,0o05 4,005 122
May 1,2-5 1,2e5 4,505 373
June 1,822 2 1,820 5,002 5,002 612
July 2,176 68 2,108 5,509 5,509 712
August 2,427 82 2,345 6,015 6,015 1,132
September 3,125 0 3,125 6,509 6,509 1,500
October 3,212 198 3,014 7,015 7,015 2,017
November 3,530 228 3,302 5,004 5,004 2,654
December 3,767 130 55 3,582 6, 005 6,005 2,443
1944 - January 3,989 130 545 3,314 6,020 6,020, 3,5s14
February 4,028 355 293 3,380 6,082 6,082 2,910
March 3,795 471 130 3,194 6,0o14 6,o14 2,971
April 3,641 420 423 2,798 6,oo6 6,o06 2,704
May 3,496 440 478 2,578 6,010 6, 010 5,368
June 3,459 310 549 2,600 6,005 6,005 3,115
July 2,9o64 675 67 2,222 5,510 5,510 2,370
August 2,800. 1,000 Program 1,803 5,281 5,281
2,911 3,535
September 1,101 complete 1,810 5,124 5,054 3,029
October 2,526 1,200 1,326 3,435 3,044
3,370
November 2,370 1,356 1,014 3,892, 3,750 2,458
December 2,759 1,422 1,337 3,875 3,720 2,188
1945 -January 2,918 1,435 1,483 4,185 3,735 2,420
February 2,901 1, 667 1,234 3,240 2,770 2,709
March 1,990 1,591 399 3,177 2,521
April 1,6o6 1,597 Program 2,990 70 2,520 2,640
May 1,606 complete 3,375 500 2,475 2,189
June 1,690 1,690 2,210 530 1,210 1,387
July 1,510 1,510 1,365 Program 685 901
August 544 544 492 complete 240 767
Sum4Amy
1940 (6Monsths)3 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 14,728 0 0 14,728 0
1943 23,132 708 55 22,369 58,650 0 3 58,6503.11,614
1944 38,758 8,880 2,485 27,373 63,254 432 0 62,822 35,206
1945 (8 Mnthel 14,756 11,640 0 3,116 21,502 3,390 1,130 17,012 15,534
CUMULATIVETOTAL
76,626 21,2.-8 2,540 52,858 158, 134' 3,822 1,100 155,212 62,354

B-7. B-24.0-20. B-i7,3 25.

UISED PRIMARILY1
IN m ats 8-ti, B-4, F 825. -30.A-26
U-4.c-
FG it A.09
-20. A-35.*
8-2. P47 , yps.
C-7.D-3TY~s. fU-1 -
G-4A-2' Cu vCoP4 DC-. C-54
Lancaster. -1
Mosquito. B1l

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AESOPIDUCTS

Canadian
Propellera
PERIOD Limited
1 12D40"
Total AD-7562 A-642 A-542 A.732 A-632 (U.S.Program)

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September 2 a 1
October 2 2
November 3 3
December 70 70

1942 - January 82 82
February 110 110
March 162 162
April 206 206
May 18 - 18
June 0 0 100

July 28 28 125
Augut 238 238 125
September 309 309. 175
October 426 426 130
November 425 425 175
December 500 500 195

1943 January 567 567 325

February 656 656 450
March 918 3 915 505
April 988 l14 974 500
May 1,026 76 950 475
June 635 308 327 500

July 650 375 275,: 500

Augut 801 792 9 295
September 564 b 106, 7 449 365
October 492 94 -1 397 335
November 401 110 0 291 340
December 401. 0 1 400 366

1944 - January 400 400 Program 0 362

February 372 272 complete 10036
March 501 240 261 365
April 484 63 107 314 365
May 4990c 1 496 .1 0 365
June 524 a- 2 500 0 21 572
July 504 d i7 305 191 Program 600
August 520 c 10 195 314 complete 600
September 514 a 6 101 406 600
October 491a Program 100 390 537
November 504 a complete 100 4o3 400
December 459 a 55 403 365

1945 - January 404 317 87 270

February 291 291 0 270
March 539 490 49 270
April 649 618 31 210
May 730 523 207 Program
Jane 718 416 302 complete
July 693 212 481
August 297 169 128

SUI4ASY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0
1941 77 0 0 0 0 76 0
1942 2,504 0 0 0 0 2,504 1,025
1943 8,099 0 1,878 0 .9 6,210 4,956
1944 5,772 89 2,871 2,108 0 696 5,496
1945 (8 Montha)' 4,321 0 3,036 1,285 0 0 1,020

CUMUATIVE TOTAL 2,7 89 7,785 3,393 9 .9,486 12,497

P-76. P-63 P5. P82. P-39. AT-6. C-64.

UJSEDPRIMAILY IN FSF.
39, aria.

a including 1 A-532.
b Including 1 A-6462and I A-5215.
c Including 1 AD-6462.
d Including '1A-322.-

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EXPLANATORY NOTES
AIRCRAFT

Source of Data

See first page of each section.

Description of Data

Airplanes, Special Purpose Aircraft, Gliders, and Special Devices

Acceptances at Plants
"Acceptance" is defined as the conveyance of legal title to the contracting agency.
Planes were originally accepted at the airframe plant sometimes short of certain equipment
normally installed at plants, or they may have been modified after acceptance for specific
missions or purposes. After June 1944, the practice of accepting planes after modification,
and at the centers or plants performing this function, became increasingly customary.

Acceptances January - June 1940

Airplane acceptances for the first half of 1940 are not shown in the main body of
this report. Table I on page 54, is a detailed summary of acceptances for this period.

Airframe Weight
"Airframe weight" is defined as airplane empty minus the weight of: engine (dry
weight); propeller hubs, blades, power control, and governor; wheels, brakes, tires, and
tubes; auxiliary power plant; turbo superchargers; radio receivers; radar; transmitters and
removable units (but not installation parts and wiring); starter; battery; generator; tur-
rets; and power operated gun mounts, including remote gun sighting stations.

Airframe weight of complete units has been developed by the number of acceptances
multiplied by the unit airframe weight as shown in WS-1007 (Unit Airframe Weight Report).

Airfram weight of complete units including corresponding equivalent weights of

spare parts has been determined by relating the dollar value of spare parts shipped on air-
craft contracts to the dollar value of complete units accepted during the same month as sub-
mitted in Aeronautical Monthly Progress Report #6 and applying the ratio to the airframe
weight of complete units accepted. The June 1945.ratios were used in computing July and
August 1945 figures, since there was no AMPR #6 available on these last two months. In
cases where no complete units were accepted during month but spare parts were shipped against
a contract, the dollar value was converted into complete units, by the application of the
standard ten dollars a pound to the total dollar value of the spare parts shipped for that
month.

Experimental Models
All experimental models are excluded from the model and plant sections of this re-
port. Table II on page 56, contains a detailed summary of experimental aircraft acceptances

Canadian Production
Canadian production includes only those programs financed by the United States,
and considered to be a portion of our own program, Total Canadian airplane production is
shown beginning on page 375.

Commercial Airplanes
Civil transport planes of 12 or more places are included in the main tables, but
smaller aircraft produced on commercial contracts are excluded. Acceptances of these light
commercial planes totaled 633 in 1911.2, 2 in 1943, and none thereafter.

Airships and.Barrage Balloons

Production
"Production" is defined as acceptance of an airship or a balloon delivered to the
procurement agency.

Aircraft Engines and Aircraft Propellers

Deliveries
"Delivery" is defined as shipment from the factory control area. The data incliue:
engines and propellers intended for installation in newly produced airplanes, special pur-
pose aircraft, and airships; spare engines and propellers; engines and propellers produced
for export. Data on aircraft-type engines manufactured for use in tanks are excluded. Data
on experimental engines and propellers are included; also included are some commercial en-
gines and propellers for the years 1940 and 1941.

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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIOS
AIRCRAFT

Airplanes J - North American

4
K - Pleetwing ' (KaiserCar Co.),Fairchild(U.S.A.)
Army Air Forces Symbols (Frefix) a L - Bell
M - Martin and General Motors (Fastern Div.)
A - Attack or Light Bomber N -Naval Aircraft
A - Advanced Teaner O - lockheed"B"
B - Bombr (Medium and eavy) P - Spartan
BG - Bomb Glider - Byan, Interstate, American Aviation
BQ - Controllable Bcmb (Ground-launched) S - Boeing,Wichita;Sikorsk (UnitedAircraft)
BT - Basic Trener T -Time
C - Transport(Cargosad Personnel) U - ChanceVought (UnitedAircraft)
CG - Troop Glider V - Vultee,Vickers (Canada)and Lockheed"A"
CQ - Trget Control W - Canadian Car and Foundry,Waco
F - Photographic Reconnaissance Y - Consolidated Vultee
FG - Ful Glider
L - Liaison Other Designations 0
o - Observation
GA - Observation Amphibian LB - Liberator
P - Fighter (2& 1-angine) NA - NorthAmerican
PG - PowerGlider OR - General Reconnaissance
PQ - Asrial Target DC - DouglasCosmmercial
PT - PrimaryTrainer N3PB - Northrop PatrolBomber
B - Restricted - No longsrentirelysuitable
for combat Airships
R - BotaryWing
TG - Training Clider ZN - Airship
tC - Utility- Not over 5-placstransport N - Training
X - Experimental P -Patrol
Y - ServiceTest
S - Obsolete(on experimental models,the Aircraft FEgines d (Prefix)
prefix "X" is retained)
I - Inline and Jet Propulsion
Navy Bureau of AeronauticsSymbols (Prefix) O - Opposed
B - Radial
A - Ambulance V - Vee-type
B - Bomber IV - Inverted Vee-type
BT - Bomber-Torpedo
F - Fighter(2 and 1-engine) Aircraft Propellers
C - Transport(1-engine)
SN - Training HClicopter Curtiss System (e.g., C-5325-D)
NO - Observation Helicopter
B - TransportNelicopter C - Curtiss
J - Utility 5 - Fngine Shaft Size
JR - UtilityTransport 3 - Numberof Blades (3)
LB - SpecialPurpossGlider 2
Ln - Glider-Trainer 2
5 - Blade Shank Size (Beadas 2.5)
LE - Glider-Transport S - Steel
N - Trainer D - Dural
C - Observation S -Hollow Sub
OS - Obervation Scout
P - Patrol Aeroproducts
System (.g., A-632-SA)
PB. - PatrolBomber
B - Transport(Molt-engine) A - Aeroproducto
S - Scout 6 - Fgine Shaft Size
SB - Scout (Dive)Bomber 3 - Number of Blades (3)
SN - ScoutTrainer 2 - Blade Shank Size
SO - Scoot Observation S - Steel
TB - Torpedo Bomber A - 1st Bevision
TD - Navy Drone
X - Experimental Hamilton Standard System (e.g., 12B20) (Hydraulic)

Navy Symbols for Manufacturers b.(last Letter) 1 - First Revision

2 - Number of Blades (2)
A - Brewster B - BladeShank Size
B - Beech, Boeing, and Budd 20 - Feine Shaft Size
C - Curtiss,Cessna,Culver
S - Douglas, McDonnell Bamilton Standard System (e.g.,4260) (Super Bydroatic)
F - !do, Piper
F - Grumman, Fairchild(Canada)and Columbia 4 - Number of Blades (4)
C - Goodyear 2 - Blade Shank Size
S - oward 60 - EngineShaft Size
a Modifications in armor, radio,instruments, etc.,ase shown with e All other designations not covered are either commaercialor
an slphbeticalsuffix (i.e.,B-17D,B-17F, etc.). foreign-andare arrived at individually, often by the producer.
b In Navy designations, the numeralsindicatethe order of a new d
The numbersfollowing the letter denote the piston displace-
model constructed(e.g.,PBY is first petrol bombr built by Con-L ment in cubic inches of an engine (i.e., R-2800 is a radial en-
solidated;PB2Y is second patrolbomber model of thst manufac- gine having a piston displacement of 2800 cubic inches).
turer to be adopted by the Navy). Modifications in armament,
radio, instruments, etc., are shown by numeralsfollowingthe dash
(e.g., PBY-2).

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ALL SHIPSb NEW CONSTRUCTIONS NAVYCONVERSIONS

PERIOD Thousand Thousand

Number Displacement Number Displacement Number
Tons Tons

1940 - July 9 26 13 62 0
August .9 17 10 27 1
Neptember 11 28 6 18 6
October 23 43 34 14
November 70, 53 65 48 9
December 84 43 77 41 9
1941 - January 36 28 27 20 10
February 45 24 38 20 9
March 148 65 118 55 31
April 134 60 126 66 14
May 127 52 110 46 21
June 192 164 150 56 45

July 100 168 79 129 21

August 101 65 93 47 9
September 188 61 176 50 13
October 88 108 76 78 14
November 170 94 160 614 12
December 156 98 144 6o 14

1942 - Jsnuary 248 98 *229 814 21

February 175 176 172 131 67
March 308 171 243 1514 68
April 378 241 .330 193 50
May 538 358 475 265 66
June 641 314 623 299 22

July 898 331 859 313 42

August 1,302 349 1,245 300 59
September 1,193 564 1,120 421 81
October 1,078 414 1,039 383 43
November 1,336 474 1,323 450 28
December 1,239 587 1,212 546 51
1943 - January 994 451 990 450 30
February 1,067 558 1,079 583 21
March 1,556 61 1,548 677 -38
April 1,0145 730 1,030 698 36
May 1,186 774 1,179 794 29
June 1,357 760 1,359 806 13
July 2,028 750 2,031 774 16
August 1,978 868 1,977 852 214
September 2,202 779 2,204 788 14
October 2,262 798 2,255 793 19
November 2,417 866 ?,427 935 19
December 2,340 959 2,366 1,083 9
1944 - January 2,347 776 2,342 761 19
February 2,630 725 2,631 727 14
March 2,749 808 2,747 809 15
April 2,740 910 2,734 872 24
May 2,985 1,040 2,980 1,005 19
June 2,728 882 2,732 878 17
July 2,629 834 2,626 811 20
August 2,536 717 2,539 698 28
September 2,390 852 2,391 804 44
October 2,530 908 2,553 865 63
November 2,383 921 2,397 898 65
December 2,249 927 2,264 865 61
1945 - January 2,267 825 2,224 695 73
February 2,265 716 2,256 696 36
March 2,419 722 2,416 676 32
April 2,172 660 2,164 X610 30
May 2,280 671 2,269 602 25
June 1,961 639 1,946 594 28
July 1,630 548 1,618 497 19
August 1,092 510 1,082 396 18
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 206 210 183 230 39
1941 1,485 987 1,297 691 213
1942 9,334 4,077 8,810 3,539 598
1943 20,432 ,994 20,445 9,233 268
1944 30,896 10,300 '30,936 9,993 \.389
1945 (8 Month) 16,086 5,291 15,975 4,766 261
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 78,1439 29,859 77,646° 28,452 1,768

Source of Date - U. S. Navy Department and U. S. MaritimeCommission.

a Excluding Army vessels;see pgel32 for availabledata on Army tugs and barges.
b Unduplicated total of vesselsavailablefor use; see Explanatory Notes.
C° Navy and Maritime columnsinclude75 landingships, tank-(1ST), and 2 transportscountedonly oncehere.

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a
Bureau of Shipe Coast Guard.

FTIDNumber DWT Groee Tne

Nubr Displacement ,ubr
Displacement (000) (000).
Nubr Tone (000) Nme Tone (000)

1940 - July 5
August 105 85
7 31 22
September 3
October 41 26
7 60 42
November 57
December 90 62
71 46
1941 - Jenuary 23
February 49 32
March 41 30
109 114 75
April 114
May 156 89
101 101 67
June 143 87 59
July 68,
Auguet 127 90
September 114 74
165 86 68
October 62
November Z 75 56
142 138
December 129 97
93 67
1 .2 - January 209 0 198 131
February 79 290 205
March 21.1 Z
April 291 194
290 1 401
May 267
417 620
June 2 416
556 750 503
4
July 780 5
Augur' 792 525
1,167 752
September 1,012 1 499
October 1 1,016 691
945 890 599
November 1,221
December 1,083 3 895 607
1,197 796
1943 - January 873
February 1 1,008 668
933 1,236 828
March 1,384
April 2 1,515 1,004
859 2 1,603 1,076
May 984
June 5 1,785 1,174
1,182 1,671 1,119
July 1,854
Auguet 1 1,674 1,126
1,796 8 1,706
September 2,028 1,177
October 2 1,662 1,118
2,073 3 1,681
November 2,245 1,157
December 3 1,698 1,169
2,143 2,059 1,465
1944 - January 9
2,205
February 2,470 1,211 908
March 2 1,382 959
2,577
April 7 1,549 1,115
2,565 1,600
May 2,813 1,155
June 3 1,545 1,115
2,575
1,391 1, 054
July 0
2,486
Auguet 2,413 0 1,282 951
September 2,261 0 855
October 1,187 927
2,384, 2
November 2,2355 1,555 1,045
December 2,107
3 1,434 1,144
7 1,372 1,075
1945 January 2,105
February 2,131 2 1,229 927
March 2,28 1,295 945
April 2,060 1,500 920
May 2,.55 1,004 756
June 1,121 791
July 1,519 1,011 7355
Auguet 895 651
826 585
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Monthe) 150 52 0 0 33
1941 590 281
1,175 217 21 1' 105 1,161
1942 804
7,970 854 80 15 760. 8,090 5,43
1943 18,359 2,641 137 20 1,949 19,296 13,081
1944 29,091 3,1765941,8 1647227
1945 (8 Mnths) 15,090 1,417.,5 7 14 188 6.81,4 1,
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 71,833 8,357 304 97 5,509 54,065 38,166
ot ecno
aR a.rp'1abuIn n.e
Fewer than 500 tone. "veseele Not Shown."

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SHIPS
COMBATANT LANDING
VESNSELS

All Combatant Ships a Total New Constructions Navy New Constructions Navy Navy New Constructions
Conversions

Displac000) Dispacement Number Dseplacement Nhr Nubr Displacement

Number Toisla0men0)islacmen Tons (000) Tons (000) Nuer umr Tons (000)

1940 - July 6 6
August 3
September 3 3
October 8 8
November 2 2 49
December 3 3 60
1941 -Janusry 2 2 13
February 0 0 23 1
March 7 7 85
April 8 8 914
May 3 3 72
June 11 6 97 1
July 73 73 23
August 0 0 66 1
September 3 3 138 1
October 21 21 42 1
November 7 2 130 1
December 12 12 103 1
1942 January 11 11 187 2
February 17 17 355 1
March 54 44 155 1
April 51 51 216
May 51 46 3
33
June 29 29 48o
July 42 52 673
August 18 18 1,051 16
September 42 27 9114 214
October 45 35 829 30
November 70 65 1,096 59
December 66 56 948 86
19143- January 37 32 760 89
February 65 60 786 107
March 111 101 1,210 60
April 1014 79 675 314
May 16, 111 8014 50
June 143 138 952 56
July 116 109 1,624 55
August 1814 1614 1,556 61
September 122 .109 1,851 73
October 129 102 1,876 66
November 240 208 2,041 70
December 223 189 1,950 75
- Ysuary
191414 155 128 2,055 91
February 112 85 2,322 77
97 63 2,1432 96
April 118 814 2,1411 131
May 176 142 2,6141 198
June 1514. 114 2,1423 136
July 103 90 2,355 143
August 41 41 2,282 137
September 95 95 2,1141 136
October 62 62 2,263 132
November 68 68 2,090 120
December 75 75 1,973 116
19145 - January 62 62 1,996 1014
February 73 73 2,018 814
March 72 72 2,160 83
April 77 77 1,931 71
May 714 714 2,021 57
June 111 111 1,725
July 49 49 1,1403 32
August 27 27 909 18
S!MIA2RY
1940(6 Months) 16 25 16 25 16 25 '0 109 z
1941 33 147 31' 137 31 .137 2 886 8
1942 141 496 128 .431 128 431 13 6,917 233
1943 568 1,590 556 1,530 . 037 1,1402 12 16,065 79
191414 410 1,256 410 1,256 379 1,047 0 27,388 1,513
1945 (8 Moths) 118 545 118 545 118 545 0 14,165 485
TOTAL
CURAtILATIVI 1,286 4,059 1,259 3,921E 1,209 3,587 27 65,530 3,035
a Thtdupicated total of vessels available for use; see Explanatory Notes.
z Fewer then 500 tone.

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MIN
AL 21T10L VSSELS ANDT Y CR.AFT TOTALNEWCONSTRUCTIONS NAVYCONVERISIONS NAVY
NEWCONSTRUCTIONS

PERIO Nuber Displaceent Nmbr iplacemaent Number INumberTosl(000)n

Nubr Tons (000) Nmbr Tons (000) Dionement0

1940 - July
August 2 3. 1 z 1 31
September 2 2 1 z1. 1 z
October 4 z 0 0 4 0 0
November 5 z 5 z 0 5 z
December 5 z 5 z 0 5z
191 -January V 2 0 0 V 0 0
February 8 V 2 z 6 2 z
March 25 8 2 r. 23 2 2.
April 11 4 2 ] 9 2 .1
May1 5 3 1 12 3 1
June 28 6 12 1 16 12 1

July 24 3 21 2 3 21 2
August 10 2 7 1 3 7 1
September 18 2 IV4.1 4 14 1
October 11 1 10 1 1 10 1
November 15 310 2 5 10 . 2
December 19 4 16 2 5 16 2
1942 - January 25 2 185 1 .7 18 1
February 34 6 30V4V450 V
March 65 16 34N551 34N
April. 59 1j 52 9)' 52 9
May 61 14 52 i 9 52 10. .
June 5 12 50 9550 9
July 86 14 82 .12 V 82 12-
August 96 17 92 15 V 92 15
September 95 23 81 16 14V*81 1b
October 79 16 74 13 5 74 13
November 81 14 79 14 2 79 14
December 87 17 71 9 In 71 9
193 - January 71 11 67 8 V 67 81
February 94 15 91 15 5 91 13
March 110 18 99 13 11 99 13
April 115 22 107 18 8 107 18
May 110 20 106 15 10 106 15
June 110 16 110 16 0 110 16

July 120 23 1L7 22 5 117 22

August 126 25 125 25 1 124 24
September 10N 21 10N 21 0 103 20
October 3;' 22 87 22. 0 84 19
November 95 26 95 ?_ 0 86 16
December 77 32 77 52 0 62 15{
1944 - January 65 20 65 20 0 59 13
February 70 22 70 22 0 62 13
March 69 23. 69 23 0 60 13_
April 67 16 oV 15 3 62 13
May 73 26 73 26 0 63 15
June. 57 25 57 25 0 NV 11
July 57 22 57 22 0 49 13
August 402O024 O V0 3N 17
September 30 18 30 18 0 28 16
October 38 19 38 19 0 35 16
November 53 153 5 13 0 513
December 41 7 Vi 7 0 N1 7
195 -January 20 5 20 5 0 26 5
February 26 6 26 b 0 26 6
March 56 7 33556 3 53 6
April 36 9 345 9 2 34 9
May 30 8 30 8 0 30 8
June 19 5 - 19 5 0 19 5
July 21 5 21 5 0 21 51
August 16 8 16 8 0 16 8

SUMM'AY
1940 (6 Months) 18 3 12 z 6 12 a
19V1 188 NV 99 12 89 99 12
1942 825 164 715 117 103 715 117
194,3 125 211 5214 ,5 9
194660 235 657 234 5 590 160
1945 (8Months) 210 55 205 52 5 205 52

CUMULATIVE TOT2AL 5,124 750 2,875 64.6 251 2,777 540

a Unuduplicatedtotalof vesselsavailablefor use; see Explanatory Notes.
Feuer then 500 tuna.

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ALL TRANSPORTS : NAVYNEW MAITIMENEW

CONSTRUCTIONS CONSTRUCTIONS
Total a All New Constructions Navy Conversiona (MILITARYTYPES)

From
PERIOD Maritime From
Displace- Displace- Construo- Other Displace- Displace-
Number ment Tons Number ment Tons Cosrc
tions of Construe- Number ment Tone Number ment Tons
(00o) (Coo) Transports tiona (000) (000)
Number Number
1940- July
August
September 2 13 2
,October 1 6 1
November 11 6 1
December 1 7 1

1941- Jenuaryy 7 1
February 2 13 2
March 0 0 0
April 1 7 1
May 1 7 1
June 4 26 4

July 5 32 5
August 2 13 2
September 1 7 1
October 1 6 1
November 4 26 4
December 5 32 5
1942 - January 3 20 3
February 0 0 0
March 0 0 0
April 2 13 2
May 4 26 4
June 2 13 2

July 0 0 0
Auguet 3 19 3
September 17 110 17
October 6 8 6 9 1 5 1 1 8
November 10 14 9 9 2 8 1 1 8
December 8 1 8 1 0 8 1 0 0

1943 - January 11 2 11 2 0 11 2. 0 0
February 9 8. 8 1 1 8 1 0 0
March 4 8 3 1 1 3 1 0 0
Aril 13 19 12 14 2 11 6 1 8
May 12 2 12 2 !0 12 - 2 0 0
June 12 13 12 14 1 11 6 1 8

July 13 21 11 10 1 2 10 2 1 8
August 13 59 6 17 2 7 4 1 2 16
September 5 19 2 z 0 3 2 z 0 0
October 9 32 6 14 1 3 4 1' 2 13
November 10 47 6 23 1 4 2 z 4 23
December 7 28 8 39 1 1 2 z 6 39

1944 - January 14 80 12 . 70 3 1 1 z 11 70
February 6 . 39 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0
March 2 13 3 24 0 2 0 0 3 24
April 11 75 540 5 4 0 0 5 40
May 8 55 5 40 1 5 0 0 5 40
June 6 44 5 40 2 1 0 0 5 40

July 11 76 7 50 8 0 0 0 7 50
August 11 74 9 54 7 2 0 0 9. 54
September 25 152 24 135 20 1 0 0 24 135
October 40 246 37 180 34 2 ' 3 4 34 176
November .44 261 4 225 38 1 5 7 43 218
December 45 257 43 195 35 2 7 9 36 186

1945- January 26 144 18 84 20 1 5 7 13 77

February 16 80 16 71 10 0 5 7 11 64
March 13 59 12 45 8 '0 5 7 7 38
April 12 59 11 58 6 1 4 5 7 53
May 10 44 6 18 2 4 4 5 2 13
June 11 42 10 37 3 1 6 8 4 29
July 9 30 10 40." 1 Program 6 8 4 32
August 7 33 6 24 2 complete 3 4 3 21

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 5 '32 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0
1941 27 176 o 0 27 0 0 0 0
1942 55 224 23 19 0 34 21 3 2 16
1943 118 258 97 137 6 25 80 22 17 115
1944 221 1,372 198 1,053 156 24 16 20 182 1,033
1945 (8 Months) 104 491 89 . 377 52 7 38 51 51 327

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 530 2,553 407 1,586 214 , 122 155 96 252 1,491

a Uniplicatedi total of vessels available for use; see Explanatory Notes.

Fewerthen 500 tons.

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AND SUPPLY VESSELS--OCEANGOING (SUMMARY)
DRY CARGO VESSELS

ALL DRY CAGO VESSELS

Navy Conversions
Total a All Nev Constructions (AK and.AKA)
PERIOD
From Maritime
Numlber ThIT Gross Tone Nuter W Grose Tone Construction From
(000) (000) (000) (000) of Dry Cargo Other
Vessels onstructions
Number Number
1940-July 1 10 5 5 59 50u
August 0. 0 0 2 18 14
September 2 23 15 2 23 15
October 2 19 14 4 42 31 1
November 3 27 231 b 54 40 0
December 2 22 15 4 41 51 0
1941 -January 2 19 15 5 51 21 0
February 2 19 15 4 41 30 0
March 4 41 29 5 51. 38 0
April 4 58 27 10 100 67 0
May 4 40 28 8 85 5b 0
June 11 114 79 5 93 38 9
July 7 65 52 7 65 52 0
August5 47 3 4 36 26 1
September 7 63 50 8 74 60 02
October 8 71 52 7 59 46 2
November 6 57 44 7 67 53 0
December 7 72 50 8 80 59 1
1942 -January 9 87 61 9 87 61 0
February 22 224 157. 22 224 165 2
March 22 230 156 22 229 155 1
April 52 5342 228, 35 355 256 2
May 56 597 404 54 -574 388 3
June 60 642 '452 61 050 442 1

July 65 568 448 64 677 455 0

August 62 63442 65 672 450 0
September 79 838 569 84 882 604 0
October 74 785 527 75 796 534 0
November 72 7b5 509 75 789 552 4
December 95 975 651 98 1,002 675 2

1943 - January 78 854 558 85 891' 593 3

February 91 965 650 97 1,025 691 1
March 112 1,1.89 796 122 1,295 865 5
April 122 1,259 844 130 1,547 906 .1
May 157 1,360 905 11b5 1,452 966 5
June 155 1,545 907 142 1;445 970 2
July 127 1,515 874 150 1,545 896 5
August 125 1,505 5'7 ~ 126 1,551 890 5
September 107 1,149 766 114 1,229 818 0
October . 11 1,162 777 106 1,123 747 8
November
December
95
122
992
1,295
664
866
105
157
1,098
1,453
750
9741
5 ~
1944 - January 814 895 599 85 885 594 1 5
February 90 954 650 100 1,045 707 0 0
March 109 1,112 755 111 1,152 769 1 3
April 112 1,152 771 116 1,177 798 0 5
May 107 1,062 750 107 1,066 725 0 4
June 94 914 622 96 934 646 1 4

July 82 810 555 87 862 610 1 2

August 71 709 487 80 788 564 6 1
September 68 682 469 74 705 512 6 5
October 68 679 462 82 776 550 6 4
November 71 703 484 84 777 556 8 6
December 74 754 53.1 82 760 553 12 5
1945 -January 86 885 612 87 841 602 8 6
V February 84 852 591 89 866 618 6 '2
March 91 931 ' 644 100 945 667 5 6
April 77 738 520 79 689 500 8 6
May 90 834 593 91 791 574 6 4
June 90 808 572 89 756 548 6 5
July 82 728 507 78 664 474 3 5
August 71 655465 66 604 427 8 0
SUMM2AY
1940 (6 Months) 10 101 70 25 .257 187 0 1
1941 67 646 470 76 740 546 0 15
1942 640, 6,812 4,584 660 6,935 4,695 0 15
1943 1,557 14,166 9,478 1,457 15,052 '10,044 0 59
1944 1,050 10,566 7,075 1,102 10,907 7,584 42 42
1945 (8 Months\ 671 6,1431 ' 4,504 679. 6,156 4,410 50 34

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 3 ,781 8,522
3.- - 2b,181 3,977 - 40,007 - 27,1464 92 - 144

a Unduplicated.
totalof vesselsavailablefor use; see Explenatory Notes.

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ULY ,190-AGUST31,945SEPTMBE I,194

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DRY CARGO VESSELS

MARTIMENEWCONSTRUCTIONS

Military Types (AKA) Nonmilitary Types

Delivered to the Retained by War
PERIOD O r TonsArmed Frces a ShippingAdministration b
(Number
) (000)
Number
1 DiT
(000)
GrossTons
(000)
DWT GrossTons
Number (000) (000)

1940 - July 49 1 10 5
August 18 0 0. 0
September 0 2 23 15,
October 35 1 9 7
November 36 2 18 13
December 19 2 22 15
1941 - January 12 2 19 13
February 22 2 19 15
March 10 4 41 29
April 62 4 38 27
May 43 4 40 28
June 35 18 14
July 9 6 56 43
August 0 4 36 26
September 20 6 54 41
October 9 6 50 37
November 19 5 48 35
December 19 6 61 43
1942 - January 0 9 87 61
February 32 19 192 136
March 10 21 219. 149
April 32 30 321 214
May 20 52 554 375
June 19 59 631 425
July 9 63 668 448
August 9 62 663 442
September 66 77 816 549
October 34 72 762 512
November 69 68 720 480
December 75 91 927 620
1943 -January 87 75 804 536
February 105 87 920 616
March 168 106 1,125 752
April 152 116 1,195 796 '
May 155 131 1,297 864
June 141 129 1,304 873
July 84 122 1,261 840
August 115 11 1,214 811
September 80 106 1,145 763
October 44 101 1,075 716
November 170 86 916 612'
December 193 118 1,256 840

1944 - January 8 6 43 78 834 557

February 0 0 111 89 930 627
March 16 12 44 105 1,072 727
April 0 0 106 105 1,067 725
May 0 0 55 101 1,007 692
June 16 20 58 88 856 583

July 31 35 72 76. 755 518

August 57 63 85 63 646 438
September 57 63 82 53 562 377
October 60 65j 132 57 58 391
November 47 57 163 55 '567 381
December 63 74 110 57 587 401

1945 - January 37 49 45 71 755 516

February 15 26 67 76 784 540
March 21 23 96 80 828 570
April 27 35 50 63 612 427
Mays 8 17 39 80 .744 527
June 24 30 25 79 707 499
July 8 18 5 74 651 452
August 3 6 8 63 593 415

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) i0 0 0 15
t 155 132 8 82 55
1941 0 0 0 25 260 197 51 480 349
1942 n o 0 37 375 282 623 6,360 4,411
1943 0 0 0 139 1,492 1,005 1,291 13,512 9,019
1944 52 355 395 117 1,061 754 927 9,467 6,417
1945 (8 Months 33 143 204 59 335 257 586 5,674 3,946
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 85 498 599 392 3,678 2,627 3,486 35,775 24,197

a - For detailed information see Tab7le , rage 131.

b - Including vessels delivered to the armed forces after assignment to the War Shipping Administration; the total through August 31 dis.tships,
50 (000)OMI, deliveredin 1944 end 1945.

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TANKERS

ALL TAIENRS NEW CONSTRUCTIONS

NAVY

Total a All New Constructions Navy Coversione

PERXOD From From

Maritime ume DM5" roee Tons
Number DWT GroseTone Number DWT Grose Tons Constru- Other (000) (000)
(000) (ooo) (000) (oo) tions of Construe-
Tankers tione
Number Number
1940- July 3 46 27 3 46 .27
Auguet 1 13 8' 1 13 .8
September 0 0 0 1' 18 11
October 3 51 34 1 :18 11 2
Noember 4 65 45 2 36 22 3
December .3 39 26 2 22 135 1

.:1941 -January 1 18 11 .1 18 11 0
Februai 0 0 0 ' 0. 0 0 0
March 4 63 '37 4 63 37 0
April 4 69 45 2 36 22 2
May 1 18 11 1 18 11 0 ;
June 5 83 55 2 34 21 3

July 4 62 38 4 62 38, 0
August 5 79 49 5 78 48' 1
September 1 12 8 1 12 8 0
October 0 0 0 1 16 10 0
November 4 55 34 5 71 44 0
December 1 13 8 1 13 8 .0

"1942- January ." 5 78 50 7 111 700 .

February 7 . 1.16 78" 4 -66 42 5
March 2 36 .19 4 6 39 0
April .4 65 42 3 48 31 1
May 4 .62 41 3 46 28 2
June 4 66 42 5 81 51 1

July' 5 . 80 50 . 6' 96- ; 59 1 ( 1

August 4 63 40 4 62 39 1
September 9 141 93 7 109 68 4 I
October 4 67 41 "4 68 42 1
November 8- 133 ' 87 5 85 52, 3
December 7 115 71 10 165 102 0

1943-January. 4 63 41 .5 85 52 2
February 12 176 118 ' 10 154 100 . 4 1 2 '4
March 11 ' 159 .105 .13 198 127 2. 1 3 4
April 23 309 202 17 226 . 142 6 1 2 4
May 19 .276 177 17 249 157 2 1 2 4 -.
June 14 175 110 15 191" 121 0, . 1 3 4

July 15 232 144 16 249 155 0 0 0 0

August 20 262 164 21 283 176 1 0 0 0
September 31' 366 235 . 29 343 217 3 0 0 0
October 40 485 311 40 489 312 1 0 0 0
November 32 452 287 37 513 324 3 0 0 0
December 30 427 267 38 515 / '324" 2 " 1 ' 2. " 4

1944- January 15, .208, 132 17 223 143 1 1 1 2 4

February 20' 290 181 22 312 196 3 0 0' 0 0
March 24 357 228 ' 24 357' 228 2 0 2 5 8
April 21 338 210 21 338 210 . 3 0 0 0 0
May 26 392 249 '26 391 249 3 0 2 5 8
June 22 356 220 22 356 220 2 0 0 0 0

July 22 339 210 22 340 210 3 0 0 0 0

August 20 290 179 21 292 180 4 0 0 0 0 2
September 24 325 201 23 324 20Q 5 0 0 .0 0
October 23 315 196 25 333 208 5 0 0 0 0 "
November 29 398 251 ,29 412 262 5 0 2 5 8
December 25 373 231 27 393 243 3 0 0 0 0

1945- January 24 .340 214 22 323- 202 '4 0 1 2 4

February 25 381 "239 . 25. 381 239 - '4 0 1 2 4
March 20 .319 198 20 320 198 2 0 0 0 0
April 17 .274 169 17 274 169 0 0 0 0 0
May. 21 318 202 21 319 202 1 0 2 5 8
June 15 226 142 15 ,. 226 14?' 0 0 1 2 4
July 16 - 203. 126 16 203 121 0 1 2 4
August 15, 203 '123 15 .202. 124 ' 4 0 0 0 0

NUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 14 214 140 10 '153 94 0 '6 0 0 0
1941 30 472 296 27 421 258 0 6 0 0 0
1942 63 1,016 654 62 999 623 0 19 0 0 0
1943 251 3,382 2,161 258 3,495 2,207 0 .26 6' 14 24
1944 271 3,981' 2,488 279 4,071 2,549 39 1 7 17 28
1945 (8 Months) ' 153. 2,264 1,413 151 2,248 1,402 . 16 0 6 13 24
CJMULATIVETOTAL 782 11,329 7,152 787 11,387 7,133 558 19 44 76
a Unduplicated
totalof vesselsavailable.
for use; see Explanatory'
Notes'.

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ERS

MANITIEW CONSTUCTIOS

Military Types Nonmilitary types

1(0)
PERIODI Delivered to the Armed Forces hpin g Ad intra t n
ume (000)
Q (000)
GrsTosD Number ) Gross Tons' Number DT GosTn
(000) (000) (000)
1940 - July 346 27
September Auut1 13 8
1 18 11 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 1 18 11
November 1 19 11. 1 17 11
December 0 0 0 2 22 15
1941 - January 0 0 0
February
1 18 11
0 0 0 0 0 0
March
April
0 0. 0 It 63 37
May
0 . 0 0 2 36 22
0 0 0 1 18 11
June 0 0 0 314
2 21
July 0 0 0 4 62 3
August 1 16 10 4 62 38
September 0 0. 0 1 12 } 8
October 1 16 10 0 0 0
November 1 16. 10 4 55
December 0 0 0 1 13 £,4
1942 -January ~2 33 20 5 78
February. 2 32 20 2 .314
March 2 32 20 2 3
April 0 0 0 32 314833
My1 16 10 30:.
June 2 3 034
July 2 33 20 4 63
August
September
1 16 10 3 46 -
2 33 21 5 76 >
October 1 18 12 3 50 3
November 0 0 0 5 85 32
December 3 50 31 7 1157
1943- January 3 49 31 2 36
February 2
2 33 21 7 1197-
March 4 66 42 8 129 8
April 0. 0 0 16' 2214 3
May 0 0. 0 16 2473
June 1 16 11 13 172
July 1 17 11 15 232 :646
August 2 35 22
September
19 248 15.
1 18 11 28 32520
October 1 1 18. 3439 .471 30
December 10 115 77 .27 398 "v,
1944 -January . 1 1. 1 3 32 22 12 188 31
February 3 36 24 2 22 14 17 2514 a.
MarchA 2 33 22 0 0 0 . 20 319'9
Api 133 0 0 0 18 287 ,""
May 3- 35 23 0 0 0 21 351 21
June 2 20 12 0 0 0 20 33620
July 3 22 13 0 0 0 19
August 318).
5 24 15 0 0 0 16 268
September'
October725100
4 26 1 0 0 0 19 318
6
196~
01838 1,
November 5 38 260 0 0 00 223
December 5 214 15 0 0 0 22 369 22
1945 -January 2 3 2 0 0 0 19 318 1
February 4 37 214 0 0 0
March 20 342 2)
2 18 12. 0 0 0 18 302
April 0 0
16
0 0 0 0 17 2714 169
May 1 17. 11 0 0 0
June 18 297 183
0 0
July 1 4
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
124
14
2214
197
13
120
August 4 42 26 0 0 0 11 160 98
SUMMABY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 2 37 22 8 116 72
1941 0 0 0 3 48
1942 30 24 373 228
0 0 0 18 295 181444 7014 439
13000
(8 Months) 14 121277 194 3333
0 60 0 -131 30
,685l!L 2,279
1803145
CUMULTIVE TOTALit 57 46 283 61 903 575 650 100014 6,199

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ALL AUXILIARIESANDOTHER
VESSELS

Totala All New Contructions Navy Conversions

PERIOD From Maritiee

Numbe Dieplacement Tone Costructionf . Fomothe
Number Displacement Tons Contructions
(000) e (000) Auxiliary Typee

Number Number
1940 - July 1
14 4
August 9
September 3 4 0 3
October 8 2 2 6
November 7 10 2 5
December 11 11 4 7

1941 - January 14 6 9
February 10 1 9 1
MaroL 25 13 17 8
April 15 6 13 2
May 32 18 24 8
June 42 39 30 12

July 33 8 20 13
Auguat 13 4 ,11 2
September 21 11 13 8
October 24 47 14 10
November 9 7 7 2
December 16 17 11 5

1942 - January 15 15 4 11
February 72 42 16 56
March 55 20 21 314
April 55 25 16 39
May 70 54 24 46
June 28 20 15 13

July 55 33 20 35
August 76 45 25 51
September 52 23 43
October 68 33 35 33
November 55 23 44 16
December 75 41 47 31

19143-January 17 37 20
February 59 18 49 11
March 83 23 66 19
April 66 38 59 14
May 60 44 52 11
June 93 31 84 9

July 78 30 82 5
August 79 34 82 8
September 54 60 8
October 78 63 78 6
November 62 43 62 5
December 74 50 76 4

19144- January 65 55 61 7
February 74 58 69 5
71 63 7
March 68
April 73 64 72 4
May 83 81 81 5
June 80 75 83 4

July 70 85 66
August 93 79 88
81 66 5
September 76
October 82 76 92 11
November 78 40 75 7
December 69 51 76 4

1945 - January 95 71 61 314

February 78 47 64 14
March 81 64 73 8
April 84 69 77 7
May 92 66 84 8
June 83 55 70 13
July 86 80 77 9
August 66 50 62 4

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Monthe) 34 36 13 27 0 21
1941 2514 177 178 61 0 76
1942 689 403 290 117 1 408
1943 848 445 787 475 0 120
19144 916 801 902 6614 13 69
1945 (8Months) 665 502 568 293 0 97

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 3,406 2,3614 2,738 1,637 14 791

a Unduplicated totalof vesselsavailablefor uee excluding Army veesels.

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AUXILIARIES AND OTHER VESSELS (SUMMARY)

NAVYNEW
CONSTUCTIONS J4ARITDU
NEWCONSTRUICTIONS

NONMILITARY
TYPES

Deieedt
h Retained by War a
PERIOD Nme ipaeetTn Armed Forces Shipping Administration

Numer Dislaemet on Di(000) (00

Number Dipaement Tons, Number Displaaement Tons

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February 2
March 0
April 0
May 0
June 0
July 0
August 0 1
September 2b 1
October 1
3 0
November 6b
December 0
3
19143- January 1 3
February 1 2
March 2 2
April 7 1
May 3 9
June 0 8
July 9 8
August 12 8
September 10 10
October. 6 7
November 5 8
December 6 14
191414
- January 8
3
February 1 14
March 5 8
April 7 6
May 8 4
June 10 3
July 6 2
August 5 3
September 2
3
October 23 1
November 5 0
December 0
11
1945 - January 0 1
February 0 1
March 1 0
April 0 0
May 1 0
June 0 0
July 0 0
August 0 0
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 13 27 0 0 0 0
1941 178 61 0 0 0 0
1942 269 85 .16 b 13 b 5 19
1914364 223 62 151 80 101
19144 7614 463 87 1614 51 37
19145 (8 Monthsl 5614 289 2 4 2
Ot4UIATIV TOTAL 2433 1148 167 332 138 157

hpping Administration; through August 19145this amounted to

11 vessels, totaling 26,600 IYT.
b including one 5,491-ton military tender in September and one in November 1942.
zFewer than 500 tons.

11
11
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NEW CONSTRUCTIONS (BUREAUJ OF SHIPS)

ALLNEW CONSTRUCTIONS COMBATANT

SHIPS PATROL
VESSELS

PERIOD Displacement Ton Displacement ToneipaeetTn

Number Di (0ae0t0on Number (000) Number (000)

1940 -July 5 6 4 6
August 7 12 2 3 1 z
September 3 3 2 3 1 z
October 7 8 5 8 0 0
November 57 11 1 2 5 z
December 71 12 2 3 5 z

1941 -January 23 3 1 2 0 0
February 34 1 0 0 2 z
March 109 11 5 7 2 z
April 114 12 5 8 0 0
May 101 8 2 3 0 0
June 143 22 4 6 9 z

July 68 79 4 73 15 1
August 83 5 0 0 2 z
September 165 9 2 3 4 z
October 62 40 2 21 0 0
November 142 7 1 2 3 1
December 129 20 5 12 4 1

1942 -January 209 15 4 11 8 z

February 79 27 5 17 13 2
March 211 57 7 44 11 2
April 290 65 11 51 27 4
May 417 63 8 46 29 5
June 556 54 12 29 25 4

July 780 5414 32 44 5

August 1,167 53 10 18 51 7
September 1,012 72 11 27 48 6
October 945 83 16 35 43 5
November 1,221 149 13 65 54 5
December 1,083 162 17 56 59 5
1943 - January 873 141 13 32 47 4
February 933 192 15 60 56 5
March 1,3814 187 24 101 61 5
April. 859 153 26 79 64 7
May 9814 199 37 111 65 6
June 1,182 2314 42 138 .64 7
July 1,8514 202 50 109 62 8
August 1,796 2614 58 1614 64 9
September 2,028 222 62 109 51 7
October 2,078 225 58 102 41 8
November '2,245 314 77 208 46 6
December 2,143 310 75 189 37 7
19144 January 2,205 270 45 128 42 6
February 2,470 20544 85 41 6
March 2,577 212 4063557
April 2,5.5 256 40 84 4
May 2,813 406 42 142 49 7
June 2,375 301440 114 28 4

July 2,486 293 30 90 33 6

August 2,413 233 19 41 15 2
September 2,261 276 23 95 8 1
October 2,3814 243 16 62 16 3
November 2,235 240 18 68 34 4
December 2,107 238 22 75 33 4
1945 - January 2,103 213 12 62 24 4
February 2,131 203 18 .73 19 3
March 2,288 1914 18 72. 27 4
April 2,060 202 15 77 27 4
May 2,155 186 16 74 25 3
June 1,837 195 18 111 16 1
July 1,519 136 13 49 17 1
August 997 88 8 27 10 1

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 150 52 16 25' 12 z
1941 1,173 217 31 137 41 3
1942 7,970 8514 128 431 414 50
1943 18,359 2,6141 55~7 1,402 658 79
19144 29,091 3,176 379 1,047 390 56
1945 (8 Months) 15,090 1,417 118 545 165 21
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 71,833' 8,357 1,209 3,587 1,680 209

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ships).

z Fewer' than 500 tone.

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NEVWCONSTRUCTIONS (BUREAU OF SHIPS)

Mf INECAF LAN~DING0VESSELS AUXILIARVY

AD THm

PERIOD
Nme Displacement Tons Number Displacemnt Tone Number Displacement Tons
(000) (000) (000)

1940 - July Z
August 9
September 0 0
October 2 z
November 49 Z 2 9
December 60 Z 4 9
1941 - Jenuary 15 Z 9 1
F'ebruary 25 2 9 1
March 85 1 17 3
April 914 1 13 2
May 72 214 4
June 97 30 14
July 1
25 20 4
August 66 11 3
September 138 15 14
October 2 14
42 17
November- 130 1 7 3
December 105 1 11 5
1
1942 - January 187 3 4 1
February 355 14 5
March 155 1 21 7
April 216 1 16 4
May 333 214 4
June 2 12
480 14
July 675 18 4
August 1,051 214 5
September 9114 19
October 829 17 33 5
November 1,096 6
41 12
December 948 51 11
234
1943 - Jenuary 760 50 45 13
February 786 59 55 13
March 1,210 65 14
April 675 6 61 o 25 c
May 8014 ,50 214
June 9'32 17 88 c 214c
60
July. 1,6214 714 17
August 1,556 50 66 15
September 1,851 42 20
October 1,876 755 68 36
November 2,0141 61 51 20
December 1,950 75 60 51
96
1944 -January 2,055 50 38
February 2,322 51 31
March 2,1452 50 40,
April 2,1411 1
May 2,6141 67
June 2,1423 177 68 51
136
July 151
2,3555 198 52 47
August 2,282 78 38
September 2,1141 156 69 29
October 2,265 70 33
2,090 i104
November 714 39
December 1,975 71 40
157
1945 - January 1,998 156 67 42
February 2,018 152 69 40
March 2,160 120 77 55
April 1,951 80 45
May 2,021 89 49
June 1,725 77 46
July 1,1405 85 52
August 909 38

80
593 114 16,065 796 719 c 250 a
194178 105 27,588 1,515 756 457
1945__(8___onth_)___5_21__14,165 45.607 545
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL. 862 510 65,530 5,035 2,552 1,216

a Including 75 lendingships, tanks (1ST), constructed by the Maritime Commission-15 in 19142 60 in 19143.
end.
b Auxlsries, transports, cargo and supply vessels, end district craft.
c Including1 8,722-ton transportattack (APA)in April end 1 in June 1945; thesevesselswere constructed by the MaritimeCommission
as.
trensports, AP, and includedin Maritimedata on page'109.
z Fewer then 500 tons.

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MILITARY AND NONMILITARY TYPES

ALL MAITIMEENEW
CONSTUCTIONS MILITARY TIFES

PERIOD
NubrN!T Gross Tons Nmbr DNT Gross Tone
Nubr(000) (600) (000) (000)

190 July .8 105 83

August 3 31 22
September 3 41 26
October 5 60 42
November 8 90 62
December 6 636
191 " Januaery 4 419 32
February 4 41 30
March 9 114. 75
April 12 136 89
ay9 101 67
June 7 87 59
July 1U 127 .90
August 9 114 74
September 9868
October 8 75 5
November 12 138 97
December 1 .99367
194~2-. Jenuary 16 198 131
February 28 290 205
March 26 291 194.
April 36 401 267
May 57 620 4.16
June 67 750' 503
July 71 792 525
August 68 752 4.99
September 914 1,016 691 1 7 8
October 81. 890 599 1 7 '12
November 89 893 607 4. 19 23
December 124. 1,197 796 13 30 20
1943 - Jenuary 1061,8 668 14 "32 22
February 132 1,236 828 23 52 35
March 11.9 1,513 1,001.1U 25 17
April 159 1,603 1,076 5 11 13
May 179 1,785 1,174. 6 14. 9
June 167 1,671 1,119 3 79
July 165 1,674. 1,326 2 11. 27
August 172 1,706 1,177 6 21. 61
September 165 1,662 1,118 3 7 22
October 167 1,681 1,157 9 32 68
November 169 1,698 1,169 17 51. 87
December 219 2,059 1,465 26 58 138"
194-41-January 131 1,211 .908 23 81. 157
February 14.8 1,382 959. 15 56 75
March 163 1,54.9 1,113 21 90 136
April 161 1 ,600 1,155 15 101. 150
May 162 1,51.5 1,115 23 101 11.3
June 151. 1,391 1,034. 28 107 169
July 133 1,282 931 21. 124 11.7
August 321. 1,161 855 28 11.1 167
September 127 1,187 927. 38 212 271
October 168 1,333 1,01.3 53 281 358
November 159 1,4.34 1,1441 56 332 1.15,
December 156 1,372 1,073 51 296 .. 366.
1.9 January 321 1,229 927 22 111 181
February 125 1,295 94.5 19 102 111
March 328 1,300 920 13 741. 88
April 103, 1,001. 756 13 68 122
May 113 1,121 791 6 1.01.9
June 107 1,011 735 9 55 79
July 97. 895 651 8 12 75
August 81. 826 585 8 65 66

19+0(6 Months) 33 390. 281 0 0 0

9!1103 1,161 801. 0 0 0
1912 760 8,090 5,4.33 19 63 63
1943 1,94.9 19,296 13,081 125 330 508
1944 1,786" 16,4417 32,25735198251
1945 (5 Months11 878 8,681 6,310 398 1557 2801
7jOUtAmi', TOTAL 5,509 54,065 38,166 617 2,878 3,926
Soueeo'fDats U. S. MaritimeCocnuiamio.

I, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945
JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
PlQDLICTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
.PRODUCTION, I, 1945
SEPTEMBER
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MARITIME COMMISSION VESSELS (SUMMARY)

MILITARY AND NONMILITARY TYPES

NONMILITARY
TYPES
Delivered to the Retained, by War a b
Armed Forces Shipping Administration,

PERIOD

Number DWT Gross Tons Nmber DWT Gross Tons

(000) (000) -(co0) (000)

1940 - July 4 49 4 56 32
August 2 18 1 13 8
September 1', 18 2 23 15
October 3 33 2 27 18
November 5 55 3 35 24
December 2 19 4. 44 30
1941 - January 1 12 3 37 24
February 2 22 2 19 13
March 1 10 8 1024 66
April 6 62 6 724
May, 4 45 5 58 39
June 3 35 4 52 35
July 1 9 10 '118 81
August 12 16 8 98 624
,September 2 20 7 66 49
October 25 6 -50 37
November 3 35 9 *.103) 69
December 2 19 7 724 51

1942 -'January 2 3 124 165 111

February 7 624 21 226 158
March 3 42 23 249 168
April 3 32 33 369 245
May 3 36 524 5824 393
Jun~e 4 51 63 '699 466
July 3 42 68 750 498.
August 2 25 66 727 481
September 10; 99 83 910 607
October 7 52 76 851. 552
November 12 69 73 805 531
December 13 125 98 1,0242 691
1943 - January 12 136 80 8240 558
February 13 145 '96 1,039 692
March 22 2324 116 1,2524 8324
April 21 177 133 1,415 935
May 17 1624 156 1,607 1,056
June 14 157 150 1,507 1,002
July 18 121 145 1,539 1,0124
August 23 188 141 1,4924 987
September 18 138 1,517 1,001
11 87 147
October 1,562 1,032
November 29 298 123 1,3246 883
December 324 3324 159 1,667 1,096
19424- January 10 95 98 1,032 681
February 13 1324 120 1,192 791
March 9 62 133 1,397 929
April 17 139 129 1,357 905
May 13 86 126 1,358 912
June 15 91 111 1,193 792
July 12 85 97 1,073 716
August 14 106 82 9124 605
September 15 95 724 880 575
October 39 157 76 895 5824
November 26 166 77 936 609
December 26 119 79 957 629
1945 - Jamuey 8 91 1,073 732
February 9 97 1,126 752
March 17 98 1,130 756.
April 10 50 80 886 596
May 9\ 40 98 1,0241 710
June 5 25 93 931 637
July 1 5 88 848 572
August 2 .8 714 753 513
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 17 192 1524 16 198 127
1941 28 308 227 75 853 577
19269 670 469 672 "7,357 4,901
1943 2324 2,179 1,2483 1,590 16,787 11,090
192441( otl 209 1,335 975 1,202 13,1824 8,728
194 8Mnhl61 336 261 719 .7,788 5,248
CUM UlATIVETOTAL 618 5,020 3,569 4,2714 46,167 30,671

a See explanatory notes section, "Vessels Nt Shown.

b Including several vessels delivered to the armed~ forces after aseigiment to the War Shipping Administration; the total through August 1945
was 20 vessels,82,000DNT, delivered in 19424snd 1945.

PRODCTIN,
, 190-AGUST31,2945SEPEMBE
JLY IIl4

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COMBATANT SHIPS

SIPS
ALL.COMBATANT CRUISERS
BATTI3SSIP, BB
NewConstructions 35,000 AND 45,000 TONS large (Battle) Cruiser. Heavy Cruiser, CA
CB, 27,500 Tons. Over 10,000 Tons
PERIOD

Number a Displacemn
Tons Number Topacn
Tounber ume Displacement
Tons Number Tipacn
Tn

1940 - July 4 6,200

August 2 3,095
September 2 3,250
October 8,110
November 2 1,475
December 3,105
1
1941 - January 1,630
February 2 0
March -7,190
April S1 )
7,840
May 3',105
June 0
2
6,055
July 2 73,260 70,000
August 5 (1) 0 0
September 2,426 0
October 430
21, 0
November 4
0 1,630 0
December 12,312 0
92)
1942 - January 10,786 0
February 12 16, 578 0
March 26(1) 44,562 35, 000
April 50,958 35,000
May 46,182 35,000
June 14(3 28,650 0
July 19 (2) 32,004 0
August 1 1) 17,846 0
,September 26,902 0.
October 96(1)
35,170 0
November 64,802 35,000
December 16 (2)
56,534 0
314(5)
1943 January 32,234
February 14 (1) 60,256 0
March 100,774 45,000
April 4(1) 78,514 0 13,400
May 111,369 *0 0
June 137,561 45,000 13,400
July 51 115,181 0. 0
August 61 184,345 0 0
September 64 122, 451 0 0
October 62 129,479 0 13,400
November 82 (1) 234,947 0 0
December 80 222,770 0 13,400
1944 - January 49 155, 114 0 ,0
February 48 111,809 0
March 96,283 0 0
April 45 117,807' 0 0
May 47 175,333 45,000- 0
June 46 154,137 0 27,500 0
July 32 103,618 45,4000 0 0
August 19 41,405 0 0 0
September 23 94,735', 0 27,500 0
October 16 61,743 0 0 13,600
November 18 68,315 0 0 0
December 22 75,610 0 U 0
1945.-January 12 62,398 0 0 0
February 18 73,063 0 0 27,200
March 18 71,993 0 0 0
April 15 76,608 0 0 13,600
May 16 74,052 .0 0 0
June 18 111,173 0 0 27,200
July 13 49,286 0 0 13,600
August 8 26,978 0 0 13,600
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 16 25,235 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 33 (2) 136,878 2 70,000 0 0 0 0
1942' 141,(13) 430,974 4 140,000 0 0 0 0
1943 568 (12) 1,529,881 2 90,000' 0 0 4- 53,600
1944 410 1,255,907 2 90,000 2 55,000 1. 13,600
1945 (8 months) 118 545,551 0 0 0 0 7 95,200
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,286 (27) 3,924,426 10 390,000 2 55,000 12 162,400
Source
of Data U.S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ships)and U.N. Man YrieComelesion,
-
8aIncludingconversions'shownin parenthesesadjacentto figuresfor totaldefliveries.
b Excluding conversions.

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CRUISERS-* Continued AIRCRAFT CARRIERS AIRCRAFT CARIER ESCORTS, CVE ANDSROVE

Light Crueer, CT, CV, 27,100 Tons small, CYL Navy Maitime

PEID10,000 Tone & Over 6,000 Tone

Dsplace Displace- a Displace-. Dfisplace-

Number Dspac Number Displace- umer mnt TongNmer met Tons Nmber went~Tone Number went Tone
t I
mmi a ment Tone

1940 - July
Auut
September
October
November
December

1941 -Jenuary
February
March
April
May
June 1 (1)

July 0
August 0
Neptember 0
October. 1 19,800 0
November 0 0 1 (1)
December 1 6,000 0 0 0
1942 - Jenuary .1 / 6,000 0 0 0
February 2 12,000 0 0 - 0
March 0 0 0 0 2 (2)
April 0 0 0 0 0
May 0 0 0 0 1,(1)
June 1 10,000 0 0 0 0 0

July 1 10,000 0 0 0 0 2 (2)

August 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
September 1 10,000 0 0. 0 0 3 (3)
October 1 10,000 0 0 0 0 2 (2)
November 1 10,000 0 0 0 0 1 (1)
December 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 2 (2)

1943 -January 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 11,000 1 (1)

February 0 0 0 0 1 27, 10(k 1 11,000 1 (1)
March 1 10,000 0 0 0 0 1 11,000 .2((2)
April.; 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 51(5)
May 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 1 11,000 3 (1). 21,160
June 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 11,000 2 (1) 10,580

July 0 0 1 6,000 0 0 1 11,000 2 21,160 1 6,730

Augut 1 10,000 0 0 1 27,100 1 11,000 14 42,520 3 20,190
September . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 21,160 2 13,1460
October 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10,580 4 26,920
November 0 0 0 0 2 54,200, 1 11,000 5 (1) 42,320 4 26,920
December 3 50,000 1 6,000 0 0 1 11,000 3 31,7140 5 35,650

19144- January 1 10,000 0 0' 1 27,100 0 0 3 31,7140 4 20,920

February 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 21,160 4 26,920
March 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 55,650
April 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 0 .0 0 0 5 55,650
May 1 10,000 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 0 0 5 33,650
June 3 50,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 40,380

July 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0, 2 13,1460
Auguet 1 10,000 1 6,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 Program complete
September 1 10,000 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 0 . 0 0 0
November 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 1 13,1420
December 3 50,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 15,1420

1945 - January 2 20,000 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 0 0

February 0 0 1 6,000 0 . 0 0 0 1 13,1420
March 0 0 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 1. 13,420
April 0 0 0_ 0 1 27,100 0 0 1 13,1420
May 1 10,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 40,260
June 2 20,000 0 0 1 27,100 0 0 1 13,1420
July 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13,1420
Auguet 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0
1941 0 0 1 6,000 1 19,800 0 0 2 (2) 0 0 0
1942 5 50,000 5 18,000. 1 27,100 0 0 15 (15) 0 0 0
1943 5 50,000 2 12,000 6 162,600 9 99,000 31 (12) 201,020 19 127,870
19144 10 100,000 1 6,000 6 162,600 0 0 7 79,7140 51 208,650
194 8Mnh~5 50,000 1 6,000 4 108,1400 0 0 8 107,560 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 25 250,000 8 48,000 18 480,500 9 99,000 61 (27) 588,120 50 556,500

aIncluding conversions shown in paentheses adjacent to figures for total deliveries.

bExcluding conversions.

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DESTROYERS,
DD DESROYESCORTVSSELS S
1,620and 1,630 Tons 2,100 and 2,200 Tone D ANM
BES

PERIOD
Number Displacement Number Displacement Number Liaplacbment Number Displacement
Tons Ton Tone IOl Tons

1940 - July 2 3,250 2,950

August 1 1,620 1,475
September 2 3,250 0
October 5 8,110 0
November 0 0 1,475
December 1 1,630 1,475
1941- January 1 1,630
February .0 0 -0
'o
March 3 4,890 2,300
April 4,890 2,950
May 1 1,630 1;475
June 1 1,630 4,425
July 2 3,260 0
August 0 0 0
September 1 1,630 796
October 1 1,630 0e
November 1 1,E30
December 2 3,260 3,052
1942 -January 2 3,260 1,526
February 0 0 4,578
March 4 6,510 3,052
April 7 11,380 4,578
May 5 8,130 3,052
June 3 4,870 3 6,150 7,630
July 6 9,750 3 6,150 6,104
August 5 8,120 4 8,200 1,526
September 6 9,750 2 4,100 3,052
October 7 11,390 3 6,150 7,630
November 4 6,500 10,250 3,052
December 3 4,880 9 18,450 6,104
1943 - January 3 4,880 5 10,250 6,104
February 3 4,880 6 12,300 3,450 1,526
March 4 6,520 8 16,400 5,750 6,104
April 2 3,260 8 16,400 12,250 6,104"
May 1 1,630 12 24,600 19,775 6,104
June 0 0 10 20,500 27,925 9,156
July 2 3,260 12 24;600 33,275 9,156
August 1 1,630 9 18,450 46,025 7,630
September Program complete 13 26,650 52,025 9,156
October 7 14,350 58,125 6,104
November 10 20,500 69,325 10,682
December 12 24,750 64,600 7,630
1944- January 7 14,650 38,600 6,104
February 9 18,900 38,725 6,104
March 10 21,250 29,175 12,208
April 6 12,600 33,775 10,682
May 8 17,300 30,075 12,208
June 9 19,200 26,375 10,682
July 7 .15,100 17,850 12,208
August 3 6,300 11,475 7,630
September 3 6,450 11,475 12,208
October 2 4,400 8,925 7,718
November 6 13,200 3,825 10,770
December 8 17,300 2,550 12,340
1945 - January 3 6,600 2,350 6,148
February 8 17,450 1,275 7,718
March 11 24,050 1,275 6,148
April 6 .13,200 0. 9,288
May 8 17,600 0 6,192
June 8 17,600 1,275 4,578
July 8 17,600 0 4,666
August 4 8,800 0 4,578
3IJRMASY /
1940 (6 Months). 11 17,860 0 0 0 0 5 7,375
1941 16 26,080 0 0 0 0 11 14,998
1942 52 84,540 29 59,450 0 0 34 51,884
1943 16 26,060 112 229,750 306 392,525 56 85,456
1944 0 0 78 166,650 193 252,825 79 120,862
1945 (8 Month0) 0 0 56' 122,900 5 .6,375 32 49,316
CUMUIATIVETOTAL 95 154,540 275 578,750 504 651,725 217 329,891

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PRODCTIN,
, I9~0-UGUS
JLY 31 945SEPEMBE I,194

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUUST 31, 1945' SEPTEMBER I, 1945

 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE 99

LANDNG VESSELS (SUMMARY)

ALL LANDING
VESSELS 750 TONS ANDOVEN 50 TO 750 TONS UNDER50 TONS

Number Displacement Numbr Dipplaeptt Number Displacement Number D'placeent

Tons Tons Tons Tons

1940 July
August
September
October
.November 49 196 49 196
December 60 364 60 364
1941- January. 13 71 13 71
February 23, 147 23 147
Mawch 8 544 85 544
April 94 602 i 94 602
May 72 494 72 494
June 97 869 97 869
July 23: 414 23 414
August 66 663 66 663
September 138 1,200 138 1,200
October 42 517 42 517
November 130 1,535 130 1,535
December 103 879 103 L 879
1942 - January 187 1,481 187 1,481
February 35 425 35 425
March 155 1,045 155 1,045
April 216 1,457 216 1,457
May 333 2,572 333 2,572
June 480 3,799 1 112 479 3,687
July 673 6,117 1 -112 672 6,005
August 1,051 15,806 45 5,040 1,006 10,766
September 914 24,462 157 17,666 757 6,796
October 829 30,300 1 1490 " 177 21,874 651 6,936
November 1,096 58,984 18 26,820 160 22,758 918 9,406,
December 948 86,268 43 64,070 77 14,200 828 7,998
1943 - January 760 88,747 46 68,540 75 14,140 639 6,067
February 786 107,039 61 90,890 47 9,118 678 7,031
March 1,210 59,925 28 41,720 22 4,268 1,160 13,937
April 675 34,052 17 25,330 10 1,940 648 6,782
May 804 '50,161 .27 40,230 3 627 774 9,304
June 952 56,307 - '28 44,730 10 2,015 914 9,562
July 1,624 55,321 24 35,760 16 3,344 1,584 16,217
August 1,556 6,669 23 37,280 32 5,938 1,501 17,451
September 1,831 7 ,197 25 43,270 55 9,095 1,751 20,832
October 1,876 66,123 18 32,840 69 11,121 1,789 22,162
November 2,041 69,613 21 34,300 74 12,016 1,946 23,,297
December 1,950 75,345 26 41,750 68 11,362 1,856 22,233
1944 - January 2,055 90,825. 30 50,720 100 16,025 1,925 24,080
February 2,322 76,745 19 31,320 118 18,362 2,185 27,063
March 2,432 96,534 29 46,220 135 22,140 2,268 28,174
April 2,411 130,875 50 74,500 172 29,291 2,189 27,084
May 2,641 198,057 82 122,180 200 46,534 2,359 29,343
June 2,423 135,614 40 68,910 171 / 39,611 2,212 27,093
July 2,355 143,010 48 77,540 164 39,346 2,143 26,124
August 2,282 137,103 47 70,030 163 42,111 2,072 24,962
September 2,141 136,328 47 73,250 157 39,968 1,937 23,110
October 2,263 131,579 44 68,640 142 39,400 2,077 23,539
November 2,090 119,570 45 67,050 95 31,134 1,950 21,386
December 1,973 116,470 44 68,640 75 27,594 1,854 20,236
1945 - January 1,998 104,335 40 59,600 57 24,774 1,901 19,961
February 2,018 '84,455 29 46,290 42 17,687 1,947 20,478
March 2,160 82,827 26 41,750 44 19,456 2,090 21,621
April , 1,931 70,785 21 37,310 27 -14,190 1,883 19,285
May 2,021 56,979 14 23,870 22 13,180 1,985 19,929
June 1,725 36,323 6 11,950 9 6,570 1,710 17,803.
July 1,403 31,530 2 9,000 11 7,790 1,390 14,740
August; 909 18,061 0 0 11 7,070 898, 10,991
SUMMY\m
1940 (6 Months) 109 560 0. 0 0 00 109 560
1941 886 7,935 o o 886
1942 7,935
6,917 232,716 62 92,380 618 ,l762 6,237 58,574
1943 16,065 796,499 344 536,640 481 84,984 15,240 174,875
1944 27,388 1,512,710 ,525 819,000 2,692 391,516 25,171 302,194
1945 (8 Months) 14,165 485,295 138 229,770 223 110,717 13,804 144,808
CAMUATIVE TOTAL 65,530 3,035,715 1,069 1,677,790 3,014 668,979 61,447 688,946.
Source of Data - U.S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ships) and U.S. Maritime Cosmmission.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-UGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I,1945

100 OMPUS:SPECIAL RELEASE

LANDING VESSELS
750 TONS ANDOVER

ALL LANDINVESSElS LANDINGSHIPS

750 TONSAND OVER
Dock, IS:: Tank, 1ST Vehicle, ISV
Navy Maritime
PRIOD
Dise-Disp elace- Diplace-
Number mert Tone Number metToneNumber
Number fisplace- Number Dsplace- went Tons
mert Tons met Tone

1940- July
Aluet
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
Mach
April
May
June iS

July Q
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 1 1,9490 1 1,490 l_^I
November 18 26,820 16 23,840 2 2,980
December 43 64,070 30 44,700 13 19,370
1943 - January 46 68,540 32 47,680 14 20,860
February 61 90,890 38 56,620 23 34,270
March 28 41,720 17 25 330 11 16,390 t-
April. 17 25,330 13 19370 4 5,960
May 27 40,230 21 31,290 6 8,940
June 28 44,730 1 4,500 25 37,250 2 2,980

July 24 35,760 0 0 24 35,760 0 0

Auguet 23 37,280 1 4,500 22 32,780 0 0
September 25 43,270 2 9,000 23 34,2.70 0 0
October 18 32,840 2 9,000 16 25,840 o
November 21 34,300 1 4,500 20 29,800 0 0
December 26 41,750 1 4,500 25 37,250 0 0

1944 -January 30 50,720 2 9,600 28 41,720 0 0

Februory 19 31,320 1 4,500 18' 26,820 0 0
March 29 46,220 1 4,500 28 41,720 0 0
April 51 74,500 0/ 0 50 74,300 0 0
May 82 122,180 0 0 82 122,180 0 0
June 40 68,910 1 4,500 37 55,130 0 0 2 9,280

July 48 77,540 2 9,000 46 68,540 0 0 0 0

Augut 47 70,030 0 0 47 70,030 0 0 0 0
September 47 73,250 0 0 46 68,540 0 0 1 4,710
October 44, 68,640 0: 43 64,070 0 0 1 4,570
November 45 67,050 0 0 45 67,050 0 0 0 0
December 44. 68,640 0 0 43 64,070 0 0 1 . 4,570

1945 - January 40 59,600 0 0 40 59,600 0 0; 0 0

February 29 46,290 0 0 28 41,720 0 0 1 4,570
March 26 41,750 1 4,500 25 37,250 0 0 Program complete
April 21 37,310 2 9,000 19 28,310 0 0
May 14 23,870 1 4,5oo 13 . 19,370 0 0,
June 6 11,950 1 4,500 5 7,450 0 0
July 2 9,000 2 9,000 0 0_ 0 0
Auguet 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SU1MMRY
1940.(6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 62 92,380 0 0 47 70,030 l1 22,350 0 0
1943 344 536,640 8 36,000 276 411,240 60 89,400 0 0
1944 525 819,000 7. 31,500 513 764,370 f0 0 5 23,130
1945 (8 Monthe)'\ 138 229,770 7 31,500 '130 193,700 0 0 1 4,570
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1,069 1,677,790 22 99,000 966 1,439,340 .75 111,750. 6 27,700

31,1945
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,
~
SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGST 1945 SEPTEMBeER I, 1945 '
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE nommom,101

LANDING VESSELS
50 TO 750 TONS

PERIOD

l9I&O- July_
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June 1 112 1 112
July 1 112 1 112
August 5,040 45 5,040
September 157 17, 666 1 194 156 17,472
October 177 21,874 25 4,850 152 17,024
November 160 22,758 59 11,446 101 11,31.2
December 77 14,200 68 15,192 9 1,008

1943 - January 75 14,140 70 13,580 5 560

February 47 9,118 47 9,118 0 0
March 22 4,268 22 4,268 0 0
April 10 1,940 10 1,940 0 0
May 3 627 3 627 0 0
June 10 2,015 9 1,881 1 134

July 16 3,344 16 3,344 0 0

August 32 5,938 22 4,598 10 1,340
September 55 9,095 25 4,807 52 4,288
October 69 11,121 25 5,225 44 5,896
November 74 12,016 28 5,852 46 6,164
December 68 11,562 50 6,270 58 5,092

1944 - January 100 16,025 55 7,315 65 8,710

February 118 18,362 34 7,106 84 11,256
March 135 22,140 54 11,286 81 10,854
April 172- 29,291 1,470 69 14,421 100 13,400
May 200 46;534 19,110 78 16,302 83 11,122
June 171 59,611 16,660 1 227 60 12,540 76 10,184

July 164 39,346 19,110 2 454 44 9,196 79 10,586

August 165 42,111 25,030 9 2,045 36 7,524 71 9,514
September 157 59,968 20,580 21 4,767 27 5,645 67 8,978
October 142 39,400 22,540 22 4,994 26 543 48 6,452
November 95 31,134 4,784+ 17,150 24 .5,448 Program complete 28 5,752
December 75 27,594 2,556 19,110 20 4,5ko 12 1,608

1945 - January 57 24,774 0. 22,050 12 2,724 Program complete

February 42 17,687 0 15,190 11 2, 097
March 44 19,456 0 17,640 8 1,816
April 27 14,190 2,920 11,270 Program complete
May 22 15,180 7,300 5,880
June. 9 6,570 6,570 0
July 11 7,790 7,500 490
August 7,070 5,110 1,960
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 618. 81,762 0 0 0 0 0 0 153 29,682 465 52,080
1943 481 84,984 0 0 0 0 0 0 505 61,510 176 23,474
1944 1,692 391,516 12 7,120 324 158,760 99 22,473 463 96,767 794 106,596
1945 (8 Mnths) 225 110,7'17 40 29,200 152 74,480 31 7,037 0 0 0 0

CUMULTIV TOTA 3,014 668,979 52 36,320 476 233,240 130 29,510. 921 187,959 1,435 181,950

31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 945

PRODUCTION, 1,1~40-AUGUS~ 31, 1945
JULY1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
902 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE D

LANDING VESSELS
UNCER50 TONS

LANDING CAFT, MECHANIZED VEHICLE, TRACED

LANDING
AL LANDING VESSELS LNDG~AFMOAIE

UNDER50 TONS NE. II, III, VI;

LCM (2, 3, & 6) armored, LVT
T Armored,ITT (A)

PERIOD
Displacement Displacement Displacement Displacement
Number Tone Number TonNumober er Tone

1940 July
August
September
October
November 49 196
December 60 364
1941- January 13 71
February 23 147
March 8 544
April 94 602
May 72 494 2 46
June 97 869 15 345

July 23 414 16 368 1 8

August 66 663 14 322 6 47
September 138 1,200 18 414 12 94
October 42 517 13 299 9 70
November 130 1,535 38'874 23 179
December 103 879 9 207 21 164

1942 January 187 1,481 11 253 58 452

February 35 425 10 230 25 195
March 155 1,045 0 0 38 296
April 216 1,457 1 23 41 320
May 333 2,572 27 531 48 375
June 479 3,687 35 686 58 453 2 27

July 672 6,005 118 2,356 74 577 0 0

Auguet 1,006 10,766 307 6,152 94 733 0 0
September 757 6,796 131 2,572 105 819 0 0
October 651 6,936 203 3,988 52 406 1 13
November 918 9,406 244 4,786 133 1,037 0 0
December 828 7,998 168 3,296 125 975 0 0

1943 .. January 639 6,067 114 2,233 103 805 0 0

February 678 7,031 156 3,058 86 672 0 0
March 1,160 135937 406 7,958 75 586 0 0
April 648 6,782 143 2,803 35 276 7 92
May 774 9,304 236 4,625 61 641 47 620
June 914 9,562 146 2,862 117 1,252 55 726

July 1,584 16,217 244 4,781 174 1,862 58 766

August -1,501 17,451 401. 7,862 219 2,343 4 596
September 1,751 20,832 502 9,839 236 2,525 68 911
October 1,789 22,162 585 11,466 243 2,600 6 871
November 1,946 23,297 563 11,034 259 2,771 70 938
December 1,856 22,233 523 10,371 246 2,635 73 978

1944 - January 1,925 24,080 578 11,701 341 3,680 101 1,353
February 2,185 27,063 641 12,949 397 4,309 114 1,528
March 2,268 28,174 594 12,060 604 6,559 181 2,477
April 2,189 27,084 470 9,632 680 7,406 194 3,040
May 2,359 29,343 487 10,048 762 8,322 217 3,583
June 2,212 27,093 446 9,219 696 7,612 198 3,366

July 2,143 26,124 441 9,096 615 6,728 . 196 3,332

August 2,072 24,962 421 8,677 583 6,397 176 2,992
September 1,937 23,110 411 8,476 510 5,603 127 2,159
October 2,077 23,539 293 5,983 696 7,642 173 2,941
November 1,950 21,386 222 4,539 652 7,155 151 2,567
December 1,854 20,236 206 4,363 599 6,572 130 2,210

1945 - January 1,901 19,961 135 2,916 683 7,496 125 2,125
February 1,947 20,478 133' 2,892 727 7,965 125 2,125
March 2,090 21,621 120 2,610 817 8,952 115 1,955
April 1,883 19,285 102 2,234 790 8,654 70 1,197
May 1,985 19,929 93 2,055 792 8,676 65 1,118
June 1,710 17,803 99 2,188 785 8,599 60 1,032
July 1,390 14,740 104 2,298 589 6,460 58 998
August 898 10,991 101 2,232 406 4,455 52 894

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 109 560 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 886 7,935 125 2,875 72 562 0 0.
1942 6,237 58,574 1,255 24,873 851 6,638 3 40
1943 15,240 174,875 4,019 78,892 1,854 18,968 488 6,498
1944 25,171 302,194 5,210 106,743 7,135 77,985 1,958 31,548
1945 (8Monthes 13,804 144,808 887 19,425 5,589 61,257 670 11,444
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 61,447 688,946 11,496 232,808 15,501 165,410 3,119 49,530

JY9EI
PRODUCTI, 1945
SEPTEMBER I,
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1I94-AUGUST 31, 1945
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

LANDING VESSELS
UNDER50 TONS

LANDIG CRAFT

Personnel (Large), LOP (L). Personnel. (with Ramp),LCP(R) Vehicl~e and. Personnel, LOYP Vehicle, LCV

PERIOD
Nubr Displacement
Ton
Number
Displacement
Number
Displacement Nme Displacement
Tons Number Tonson

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January 51
February 147
March 544
April 602
May 448
June 358 26 166
July 0 0
August 166
September 442 20 128
October 102 2 15
November 269 23 147
December 442 0 0
1942 - January 32 205
February 0 0 0
March 0
April
117 749
250 614 125 800
May 2914 966 51 326
June 403 1,0214 121 7714
July 416 1,5149 173 1,107
August 1,338 382 2,1445
September 58
0 1,1421 255 1,632
October 1,1459 166 1,062
November 0
1,357 75 600 2514 1,626
December 6 825 140 1,120 215 1,376
1943 - January 83 1514 205 1,6140 180 1,152
February 282
March
0 319 2,552 73 467
115 0 655 5,2140 6 38
April 365
May
0 405 3,2140 1 6
0 0 416 3,328 14 90
June 0 0 567 4,536 29 186
July 0 0
August 1,073 8,5814 35 2214
0 0 812 6,1496 214 1514
September 0 0
October 943 7,5414 2 13
320 0 836 6,688 1 6
November 320 0
December
921 7,368 Program coplete
320 0 875 7,000
19144- January 320
February
0 833 6,6614
0 320. 932 7,1456
March 0
April
320 811 6,1488
0 320 7144. 5,952
may 0 320 792 6,336
June 0 .320 792 6,336
July 320 320
August
760 6,o8o
320 .640 712 5,696
September 320 640
October 709 5,672
749 640 696 5,568
November
December
749 552 753 6,0214
723 320 756 6,0148
1945 - January 640o
February
320 808 6,14614
480 320 837 6,696
March 480 320
April 913 7,3014
416 256 816 6,528
May 480 320
June
910 7,280
320 256 676 5,1408
July 256 256
August 559 4,472
832 122 307 2,1456
SUMMGAY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 5614 5,609 0 0 0 0 110-71
112307 1,965 1,563 10,003 215. 1,720 1,891 12,102
1943 282 1,805 24 1514 8,027 64,21636 2,336
19144 547 3,501 705 4,512 9,290 74,320 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 493 3,9014 339 2,170 " 5,826 46.608 0 0
CUMULATIV T'OTAL 2,193 14,7814 _ 2,631 16,839 23,358 186,8614 2,366 15,1142

JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 945

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
104 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

LANDING VESSELS
UNDER50 TONS

L~SflC CA'-Coine~AT13!'NY LIGHTER, 45FEET BOATS, 30

LANIDING =RT
Support (Small),_IsC(S): Control, ICC

PERIOD
Nubr Diaplacement Number Dispacement Number Dieplaement Nume
T
Displacement
Nubr Tons Tons Tonse umbr Tone

1940 - July
August
September
October
November 49 1
December 7 116 53 24
1941 - January 0 0 5
February 0 0 Program complete
March 0 0
April 0 0
May 0 0
June 0 0

July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 2 33.
November 4 66
December 4 66
1942- January 2 33
February Program complete
March
April
May 10
June 403

July 0
August 5
September 443
October 1
November 0
December 50,
1943 - January 0
February 0
March 0
April 0
May 0
June
.0
July .0
August 0
September 0
October 70 9
November 13
December 75E 14,

191414
- January 10 12
February 453 6
March 252 3
April 302 21
May 302 21
June 302 Program complete

July 31
August 302
September 302
October 2
November Program complete
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUIOGANY
1940 (6 Monthe) 0 0 0 0 7 116 102 44
1941 0 0 0 0 10 165 5 20
1942 150 1,200 0 0 2 33 0 0
1943 145 1,160 36 846 0 0 0 0
19144 263 2,1014 63 1,1481 0 0 0 0
1945 (8months). 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CU MT TOTAL 558 4,464 99 2,327 -19 314 107 464

945
31,1945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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PATROL VESSELS

SUMAfIE CHASERSS
PATROL CRAFT JOCOPT __________ _________
ALL PATROLVESSELS VESSEL, 180 FEET a
POEAND POE (R) 173 Feet, PC 136 Feet,PCS 110 Feet, SC

PERIb
b Displace-c
Nubrmeat Tne 1um
dmbr Displace-
meat Tons Num~ber Displace-
meat Tone Number Displace-
mNumber Nubr Displace-
met on

1940 - July
August 2 (1) 275 275
September 2 (1) 0 1 () 85
October 4 (4) 4 (4) 0
165 0 0 0
November 5
December 5 165 0 0 0

1941 - January 2 (2) 0 0 1 (1) 1

February 6 (4) 66, 0 2 (2) 0
March 10 (8) 66 0 1 (1) 0
April 2 (2) 0 0 0 0
May 3, (3) 0 0 0 0
June 11 (2) 297 0 0 0

July 17 (2) 495 0 0 0

August 5 (2) 167 0 1 85
September 9 (3) 230 0 0 0
October 6 294 0 0 0
November 10 (1) 655 275 0 0
December 11.(1) 1,394 1,100 0 0

1942 - January 14 (2) 512 0 1 85

February 23 (5) 1,950 1,375 0 0
March 22 (5) xI,833 1,100 5 (1) 540
April 38 (7) 4,581 5,025 16 1,3i6o
May 36 (6) 4,984 3,575 16 1,360
June 30 (5) 4,225 3,500 9 765
July 55 (4) 5,757 3,300 19 1,615
August 65 (4) 7,058 4,400 18 1,550,
September 74 (13) 6,380 3,575 18 1,530
October 54 (4) 5, 403 2,750 22 1,870
November 64 (2) 5,349 1,925 27 2,295
December 79 (1n) 5,128 1,650 28 2,580

1943 - January 61 (4) 4,568 1,575 20 1,0

Febru~ary 71 (3) 5, 765 2,750 16 1,560
Ms:"uo 84 (11) 5,733 2,475 17 1,445
April1 82 (8) 7,315 3,850 24 2,040
May 88 (1) 6,742 2,750 28 2,580
June 74 7,114 598 2,475 32 2,720
July 76 (3) 8,394 1,198 3,575 1. 25 2,125
August (1)
742 10,410 1,794 4,125 0 27 2,295
September, 8,556 1,794 3,025 0 17 1, 445
October 52 11,809 2,990 4,125 0 5 425
November 65 17,2S87 2,392 1,925 812 9 765
December 2,729 2,990 2,475 812 1 85
1944 - January 52 13,362 2,592 1,650 8 1,624 1' 85
February 15,288 1,794 825 13 2,639 0 0
March 59 16,849 2,592 1,375 10 2,030 0 0
April 52 8,774 1,794 1,925 6 1,218 8 680
May 59 17,633 1,196 3,269 3 609 9 765
June 41 18,262 598 2,475 0 0 5 425
July 41 14,690 1,794 5,025 0 0 8 680
August 21 8,712 598 825 1 203 3 255
September 10 5,286 0 550 1 205 2 170
October 6,151 1 203 Program complete
November 1,196 61,650 312
55 4,440
December 3,786 598 1,925 2 406

1945.-January 24 4,016 1,794 1,650 0 '2

i, February 19 2,849 598 1,650 1 203
March 27 4,175 2,392 1,100 Programe ^complete
April 27 4,175 2,392- 1,100
May 26 4,720 1,794 550
June 18 4,402 Program c9,aplete 550
July 18 2,277 0
August 11 2,260 275

1940 (6Months) 18 (6) 690 0 0 1 275 0. 0 6(5) 85

191 92 (30) 3,644 0 0 5 1,375 0 0 5 (4) 85
1942 554 (71) 53,160 0 0 109 29,975 0 0 179 (1) 15,3.30
1943 845 (40) 117,022 235 13,754 127 34,925 9 1,827 221 18,7835
19414 479 131,163 26 15,548 75 20,594 49. 9,947 36 3,C0
1945 (8 Monthsl 170 28,874 15 8,970 25 6,875 1 203 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 2,158 (147; 334,553 64 38,272 342 94,019 59 11,977 447 (10) 37,145

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of iipsa nd CoastGuard) ad U. S. Maritime Commision.

Incudng 2 oo gun boats, P01, reclassified from 173-foot PC's.
bIncluding conversionsshown in parentheses adjacentto figuresfor total deliveries.
0Excluding conversions.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940--AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

106 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE 1 i

PATROL VESSELS

Motor Torpedo Boat Gunboat Yacht Coatal COSTGUR C] D Frigate, Ti Screw

PT, HPT, and lNT. PG NY Yacht, PTc
230 Feet end Oer Under 230 Feet
PF (Maritime).

PNNIO Number a Displace-

Tone Number a Number a Number a Numer a Displace-
ment. Tone Number a Displace-
mient Tone Number Dleplace-
ment Tons

1940 - July
Auguet
September 1(1)
October 0
November 5 165 0
December 5 165 0

1941 - January 0 0 0 1(1)

February 2 66 2(2) 0 0
March 2 66 0 3(3)
April 0 0 0 1(1) 1(1)
May 0 0 2(2) 0 1(1)
June '9 297 0 0 2 (2)

July 15 495 0 0 2(2)

August 1 33 0 0 2(2) 1 49
September 4 132 1(1) 2(2) 0 2 98
October 0 0 0 0 0 6 2914
November 2 66 0 1(1) 0 6 2914
December 0 0 0 0 i(1) 6 2914

1942 - January 7 231 0 0 1(1) 5(1) 196

February 10 330 0 2(2) 1(1) 5 245
March 3 99 2(2) 2(2) 6 2914
0 0 1(1) 4 196
April 0 5(5)
May 0 0 2(2) 2(2) 2(2) 1 49
June 4 160 3(3) '0 2(2) 0 0

July 13 499 Program 0 2(2) 8(1) 343

Auguet 17 638 complete 0 2(2) 12(2) 490
September 17 638 0 2(2) 214(11) 637
October 11 440 1(1). 1(i) 9(2) 343
November 20 737 0 1(1) 9(1) 392
December 25 902 0 0 20(16) .196

1943 - January 22 803 0 1(1) 13(3) 490

February 30 1,067 0 0 15(3) 588
March 35 1,225 0 1(1) 22(10) 588
April 26 935 0 1(1) 17(7) 490
May 30(3) 975 1(1) 0 19(6) 637
June 22 831 Program 0 10 490
complete
July 22(1) 756 1(1) 11 539
Augut 19 7014 Program 8 392 21 1,100
September 20 702 complete 10 490 1 1,100
October 16 577 8. 392 3 3,300
November 22 803 10 490 9 9,900
December 18 671 4 196 15 16,500

19144- January 23 815 4 196 6 6,600

February 22 789 9 441 8 8,800
March 26 907 5 245 9 9,900
April 22 761 4 196 2 2,200
May 23 7914 complete
Programa 10 11,000
June 13 464 13 14,300

July 11 391 8 8,800

August 231 6 6,600
September 113 2 2,200
3 3,300
October 332
November 782 Program complete
December 857,

1945 - January 572

February 398 0o
March 683 0.
April 683 o
May 702 1,6714
June 5014 3,3148
July 603 1,6714
August 311 1,6714

SUMARY
1940 (Months) 10 330 0 1(1) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 35 1,155 5(5) 8(8) 13(13) 0 0 21- 1,029 0 0
1942 127 4,6714 5(5) 8(8) 21(21) 2(2) 0 103(314) 3,381 ' 0 ' 0
1943 282(4) 10,0149 0 1(i) 4e(4) 2(2) 0 147(29) 5,782 29 31,900
194e4 2014 7,236 0 0 0 0 0 22 1,078 67 73,700
1945 (8 Monthel 124 4,456 0 0 0 5 8,370 0 0 0 0

TOTAL
CUMULATIVE 782(14) 27,9003 10(10) 1 8(18) 38(38) 9(14)- 8,370 293(63_) 11,270 96 105,600

a Including conversionnsehown in paremtheeee adjacentto figuree for totaldeliveries.

b Ecluding conversions.

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ALL MINE CRA~FT LAGE INESWEPERS

220 Feet, AM& 3AM 180 Feet, AM 173 Feet, AM

PERIOD
Number
a Displacementj
Tonsb Number LspaemeOt
Tons
Number Displacement
Tone
Nme a
lmbr J
bisplacernt
Tone

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January 2 (2) 0

February 2 (2) 0
March 15 (15) 0 8 (8) 0
April 9 (7) 1,200 2 1,200 3 (5) 0
May 12 (9) 570 0 0 2 (2)
1 (1) 0
June 17 (14) 570 0
0 0
July 7 (1) 1,1110 0
0
0 0
August 5 (1) 760 0 1 (1)
0 0
September 9 (1) 1,520 0 0
0 0
October 5 (1) 760 0 0 0
November 0 0
5 (4) 190 0 0
0
December 8 (2) 1,1410 0 0
0 0
1942 - January 11 (5) 1,1140 0 0
February 0 0
11 (1) 1,917 0 1 (1) 0
0
March 45 (26) 3,5349 0 0 0
April 20 4,635 1 785 0 0
May 26 (5) 4,727 0 0 53(5) 0
June 25 5,158 0 0 0
July 31 6,1185 0 0 1 275
August 51 6,689 0 0 4 1,100
September. 21 (1) 8,985 0 0 5 1,375
October 25 (1) 8,205 5 4,015 4 1,100
November 17 8,276 8 6,450 0 0
December 8 4,096 4 5,200 1 275
19143- January 10 2,6418 l 785 0 0
February 25 7,261 4 5,260 1 275
March 26 6,598 2 1,650 0 .0
April 33 10,557 5 4,075 1 625 1 275
May 28 8,058 3 2,4145 1 625 0 0
June 36 9,1514 2 1,650 1 625 1 275
July 44 13,1114 6 4,830 1 625 Program c onWlete
August 52 15,056 5 2,4105 6 5,750
September 42 12, 718_ 4 5,180 4 2,500
October 55 10,851 5,180 1,875
November 50 9,816
4 5,180 1,875
December 21 4 5,200 2,500
8,591
19144- January 13 6,565 2,4105 5,125
February 12 5,920 2,585 2,500
March 10 6,002 1 795 5,000
April 1
15 (3) 6,756 3 2,585 8 3,750
May 14 8,2514 2 1,590 6,250
June 16 6,656 0 0 5,000
8
July 16 6,656 0 "0 5,000
August 19 14,979 1 795 7 4,375
September 20 15,454 0 0 9 5,625
October 19 12,719 0 0 3 1,875
November 19 9,101 3 2,1445 8 5,000
December 8 5,328 0 0 4 2,500
1945 - January 2 1,022 1 815 0 0
February 7 5,311 1 815 3 1,875
March 9 (5) 2,458 2 1,650 0 0
April 9 (2) 4,945 3 2,1445 4 2,500
May 4 2,652 3 2,1445 0 0
June 1 625 0 0 1 625
July 3 1,6147 1 815 1 625
August 5 5,695 3 2,445 2 1,250
SUMMAY
1940(6 Months) 0 0
i 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 96 (59) 7,850 I 2 1,200 0 0 15 (15) 0
1942 269 (57) 65,656 I 18 14,4350 0 0 19 (14) 4,125
1943 580 114,002 4I12 5,800 214 15,000 3 825
191414 181 (5) 102,570 16 12,800 80 50,000 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTDAL 966 (1014) 508,255 92 73,6140 115 71,875 37 (19) 4,950

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ships).

a Including conversionsshown in paentheses adjacent to figures
for total deliveries.
b Excluding conversions.

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Base and Coastal Motor Auxiliary Dase and Coatal LgtO
AMbend A~n YMSand BYMS ACM CM end CMc LgtD
PERIOD1
aDsplacemnt Nmbr Displacement Nme a a Dispaeb tNubr Dieplacement
Numbe ruameTones umer Number TeplaemntNnbe

1940 -"July
Augut
September
October
Novemnber'
December

1941 - January 2(2) *0

February 2(2) 0
March 7(7) 0
April 3(3) 0 i(i) 0
May 10(7). 570 0 0
June 16(13) 570 0 0
July 7(1) 1,140 0 0
August 4 760 0 0
September 9(1) 1,520 0
October 0
5(1) 760 0 0
November 4(3) 190
December 1,140 0
7(1) 0
1942 -January 11 (5) 1,1i40
February 0
9 2,710 207 0 0
March 36 (26) 1,900 1,44 9 0 0
April 950 2,898
May 0 0
380 4,347 0 0
June 1 190 4,968 0 0
July 0 0 0
August 6,210 0
0 0 5,589 0
September 0 0
October 2,898 2 (1) 4,710
1 190 2,898 1 (1) 0
November 1 190
December 1,656 Program complete
Program eam11ete 621
1943 -January
February 1,863
March 3,726
April 4,968
May 5,382
June 4,968
6,624
July
August 7,659
September 8,901
October 7,038
November 5,796
December 4,761
2,691
1944 -January
February 1,035
March 1, 035
April 207
May 621 3 (3)
June 414 0
1,656 0
July 1,656
August 0
1,449 0 4 8,360
September 1,449
October 0 4 8,360
2,484 0 4 8,36
November 1,656
December 0 Program complete
828 0
1945 - January 207 0
February 621
March 0
828 3 (3)
April
0 2 (2)
May
June
207 Program
0 complete
July 207
August 0
SUbHASY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 76 (41) 6,650 0 0 0 3 (3) 0 0 0
921942 66 (31) 6,650 163 33,741 0 3 (2) 4,710 0 0
1943 0 0 311 64,377 0 0 0 0 0
1945 ( M0th0
1958Mnh~0 0
70 14,490 3 (3) 0 0 12 25,080
10 2,070 5 (5) 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 142 (72) j 13,.300 554 114,678 8 (8) 6 (5) 4,710 12 25,080
Shownin parenthee adjacent to figures for total deliveries.
b Excluding conversions.

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T RANSPORTS

ALL TRANSPORTS Al.

TRANSPORT, COASTAL
TRANSPORT,
APC

New Coptructione Navy Navy Maritime a Navy

Number' Displace- Nmer Nuber b Nmber Displace- TIT Gross Tons Number Displace-
metTnjetTn (000) (000) ment Tone

1940 - July
August
September 2 (2)
October 1 (1)
November 1 (1)
December. 1 (1)
1941 - January 1 (1)
February 2 (2)
March 0
April 1 (1)
May *1 (1)
June .4 (4)
July 5 (5)
Augut 1 (1)
September 1 (1)
October 1 (1)
November 2 (2)
December 5 (5)
1942 - January 3 (3)
February 0'
March 0
April 2 (2)
May 4 (4)
June 2 (2)
July 0
August 3 (5)
September 16 (16)
October 8,825 0* 1 8,000 7 12 5 825
November 9,320 1 (1) 1 8,000 7 12 8 1,520
December 1,320 0 0 0 0 0 8 1,320
1943 - January 1,815 0 0 0 0 0 11 1,815
February 1,320 0 0 0 0 0 8 1,520
March 495 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 .3 495
April 14,011 0 1 0 8,000 2 7 10 1,650
May 1,980 0 0 0 0 0 12 1,980
June 14,011 0 1o 8,000 2 6 10 .1,650
July 9,650 0 1 8,000 11 17 10 1, 650
August 16,660 2 (2) 2 16, 000 14 29 4 660
September 550 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 2 350
October 13,660 3 (3) 1 8,000 8 16 "4 660
November 25,530 1 8,000 6 13 2 350
December 39,330 0 3 24,000 21 44 2 3350

1944 - January 70,165 5 (5) 5 40,000 41 58 1 165

February 0 0 0 0 0 Program Complete
March 24,000 1 (1) 3 24,000 18 39
April 40,000 7 (7) 5. 40,000o 37
May 40,000, 3 (5) 40,000. 40 55
June 40,000 3. 5 40,000 41
(5) 57
5
July 50,000 6 (6) 40,000 47 53
August 54,000 5 24,000 25
3 (3) 37
September 135,000 3 (5) 5 40,000 ?43 59
October 179,945 1 (1) 2' 16,000 15 50
November 224,575 1 (1) 1 8,000 9 17
December 195,205 0 2 16,000 12 24
1945 - January 85,575 4 32,000 31
February 70,575 1 (1) 24,000 3 18 658
3
March 44,575 2 (2) 1 8,000 6 13
April 58,260 5 (5) 6 48,000 38 81
May 18,260 1 (1) 1 8,000 6 13
June 36,890 2 (2) 24,000 22 41
July 59,890 1 (1) 4 52,000 30 55
August 24,945 1 (1) 2 16,000 15 26
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 5
1 5(5)
. 0 0 0 .0 0 0
1941 0 0. 27 I 24 (24) . 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 23 19,465 54 31 (31) 2 16,000 14 24 ' 21 3,465
1943 97 156,592. 31 I 8 (8) 10 c 80,000 64 132 78 . 12,870
1945 (8 Months) 89 376,970 59 18 (18) 24 192,000 166 352 0 .0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL . 407 1,585,917 336 122 (122) 77 616,000 570 980 100 16,500
Sourceof Data - U.S.Wavy Department (Bureau of Ships) and.U.S. Maritime Commission.
a 19 vesselsin 1944 and.52-in1945 are for the Aray; all othersare for the Navy.
bIncluding conversionsshownin parentheses adjacent to figuresfor total deliveries.
02 of thesevesselsar~ecounted by the Navy as APA constructions, and.are includedin the Navy data on page 110.

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AUXIIIARY RANSPORT,ATTACK,APA Hospital Transport Aircraft Sigh Speed Transport

Ship for Wounded Trensport APD, aaavy
Navy Maritime b AN, Navy AP, Navy APV, Navy

PEIOD
0
Displace- DWT Gross Tons 0 Displace-
Number Number ment Tons (000) (000) uaber C Number ment
wNberTone

1940- July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August 1 (1)
September 0
October 0
November 0 2 (2)
December 0 0

1942 - January 0 0
February 0 0
March 0 0
April 0 0
May 0 U
June 0 0

July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 S1(1) 0
October 0 0 1 (1)
Noveaber 0 1 (1) Program
December 0 0 complete

1943- January 0 0
February 0 1 (1)
March 0 Program
April 2 ( )d 0 complete
1
May 0 0
June 0
0
July 3 (3) 0
August 7 (7) 0
September 2 (2) 0
October 1(1) 5,000 0
November 4 (4) 15,000 0
December 2 (2) 15,000 0

1944 - January 1 (1) 0,000 0

February 1 (1) 0 0
March 1 (1) 0 0
April 2 (2) 0 0
May 2 (2) 0 1 (1)
June 0 0 0
July 10,000 0
August 30,000 2 (2)
September 95,000 0
October 160,000 0 3,945
November 210,000 0 6,575
December 170,000 0 9,205
1945 -January 45,000 0 6,575
February 40,000 0 6,575
March 30,000 0 6,575
April 5,000 1 (1) 5,260
May 5,000 4 (41 5,260
June 5,000 1 (1) 7,890
July 0 Program 7,890
August 5,000 complete 3,945
SUMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 1(1) 0 2 (2) 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 (2) 1(1) 0 0
194 22 (20)d 7 35,000 44 47 0 1(1) 0 0 0
1944 141 (141) 14. 705,000 775 1,051 3 (3) 0 0 15 19,725
1945 (8Months 35 (35) 27 135,000 127 188 6 (6) 0 0 38 49,970
CUMULATIVETOTAl 19(196) 175 875,000 946. 1,286 10 (10) ()) 3(3) 53 69,695

a These-arereclaseifichtions from incomplete destroyerescorts. Lightdisplacement tonnageis shown;standard displacement for these
ships is 1,400each.
b 7 shipsin 1943 and 6 in 1944wera deliveredto the British;all otherswere delivered to the U. S. Navy.
C Includingconversions shown in parcntheses adjacent to figuresfor total deliveries.
d The 2 constructions(8,722displacement tons)-delivered by the Maritime Conmissionas transports,
AP, are includedin Maritime columns
on page 109.

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VESSELS
CRY CARGO

ALL DRYCAR00 VESSELS CARGOVESSELS

STANDARD
N~Cnt-cifsNavy All Standard Carg Vessels Cl
New __Constructions _ Ccnvsrsione ____ 8_____

PERIOD
Nubr W Gross Tons Nme Number UT GrossTons Number UGIT Gross Tone
Nubr (000) (000) Smo (000) (000) (000) (000)

1940 - July 59 4 45
August 18 14 1 .9
September 23 15 2 23
October 42 31 1 3- 32 9
November 54 40 0 5 45 18
December 41 31 *0 3 31 19

1941 - January 31 21 0 3 31 19
February 41 30 0 3 31 19
March 51 38 0 4 41 19
April 100 67 0 10 100 27
May 83 0 8 83 35
June 53 38 9 4 43 18

July 52 0 6 56 37
August 36 26 1 4 36 19
September 74 60 0 6 55 36
October' 59 46 2 5 40 9
November 67 53 0 3 28 18
December 80 59 1 3 28 9

1942 - January 87 61 0 3 25 8
February 2214 163 2 5 46 16
March 229 155 1 17 7
April 353 236 2 1 11 0
May 5714 388 3 2 19 0
June 650 442 1 2 19 0

July 677 455 0 4 35 15

August 672 450 0 3 28 0
September 882 60o4 0 7 63 23
October 796 534 0 7 64 15
November 789 532 4 2 17 7
December 1,002 673 11 100 66

1943 - January 891

2 593 3 4 39 7
February 1,0 5 691 1 14 139 514
March 1,293 863 .3 19 181 77
April 1,3447 906 1 15 140 67
May 1,452 966 5 12 321 52
June 1,1445 970 2 18 172 86

July 1,3145 896 5 16 155 51.

August 1,331 890: 15 140 61:
September 1,229 818 0 7 81 9
October 1,123 747 8 7. 61 30
November 1,098 12 320 15
December 1,1453 9714 1 17 170 22

19144- January 885 5914 6 9 89 7

February 1,0145 707 0 18 178 31
March 1,132 769 4 16 156 53
April 1,177 798 3 20 192 59
May 1,066 725 4 114 138 35
June 9314 646 5 13 325. 31

July 862 610 3 10 105 15

August 788 5614 7 7 70 33
September 705 512 11 5 54 16
October 776 550 10 5 41 23
November 777 556 14 5 44 214
December 760 553 17 2 17 8

1945 -January 841 602 14 52 7

February 866 618 8 90 0
March 945 667 11 128 0
April 689 500 14 95 0
May 791 5714 10 139 8
June 756 548 11 3214. 0
July 6614 474 8 144 0
August 664 427 8 117 0

SUMAY
1940(6 months) 23 237 187 1 18 185 126 5 46 34s
194s1 76 740 546 13 59 572 4s04 29 265 '1914
1942 660 6,935 4,693 35 49 44 317 20 157 112
1943, 1,437 15,032 10,0144 39 156 1,519 1,033 63 531 385
19144 1,102 10,907 7,5814 84 324 1,209 869 41 335 240
1945 (8 Months) ~ 679 6,156 4,410 84 83 889 628 2 15 10

CUMULATIVE TOTAL. 3,977 40,007 27,14614 236 489 4,818 3,377 160 1,3149 975

NourceofDsaa U.N. MaritimeCommisesion,

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DRY CARGO VESSELS

- STANDARD
CARGO
VESSELS- Continued

C2 c3 c4

PERIOD
Nubr DWT - Gross Tonse mbr DWIT Gross Tones ume DWT Gross Tons
Nubr (060) (000) Nme (000) (000) Nme (000) (000)

1940 -July 1 9 6 2 25. 16

August 0 0 0 1 9 6
September, 0 0 0 2 23' 15.
October 0 0 0 2 23 15
November 3 27 18 0' 0 0
December 0 0 0 1 12. 8

1941 -January 0 .0 0 0 12 8
February. 0 0 0 1 12 8
March 1 10 7- 1 122 7
April 547 31 1 13 8
May 1 10 7 1 32 8
June*- 0 0 0 1 12 8

July 2 19 -16 0 0 0
August 1 8 6 *0 0 0
Septemb$er. 2 19 15 0 0 0
October3 27 21 0 0 0
November 1 10 7 0 0 0
December 2 19 13 0 0 0
1942 -January. 1 7 6 1 10 7
February 2 17 16 1 13 7
March 1 10 6 0 0 0
April 1 11 6 0 0 0
May 2 19 15 0 0 0
June 2 19 16 0 0 0
July 2 20 13 0 0 0
August 3 28 19 .6 0 0
September 3 28 22 1 12 8
October '4 37 28- 1 12 8
November 1 10 6 0 0 0
December 1 ' 9 6 2 25 16
1943 - January 2 19 12 1 13 8
February 5 48 31 3 37 214
March 6 <55 37 4 49 31'
April 4 35 25 3 38 23
May 2 19 12 4 50 31
June 3 26 18 5 60 38

July 6 57 37 4 47 30.
August 5 45 31 3 314 22
September 2 22 12 3 37 214 1 13 11
October 1 9 6 2 22 15 0 0 ,.0
November . 7 68 43 3 37. 24 0 0 0
December 10 98 72 4 50 31 0 0 0

194+4f-January 8 82' 58 . 0 .0 0, 0 0 0
February 11 ' 112 ' 81 3 35 22 0 0 0
March 9 .91 ' 66 1 12 8 '0 0 0
April 12 121 87 1 12 8 0 0 .0
May 9 91 66 1 12 8 0 0 0
June '7 69 51 2 25 16 0 0 0
July 5 51 39 1. 13 8 2 26 23
August 1 10 8 0 0 . .0 0 2 27 22
September 1 11 6 0 0 .0 2 27 22
October 2 <18 12' 0 0 0 0 0 0
November 2 20 12 . 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dlecember' 1 9 6 0 0, 0 0 0 0

1945-January' 2 20 12 2 25 16 0 0 0
February 8 78 58 1 12 8 0 0 0
March 9 91 66 3 37 24 0- 0 9
April 7 70 .52 2 25 15 0 0 0
May 11 106 79 1 12 8 1 13 11
June 9, 86 '65 2 25' 16 1. 13. 11
July 6 60o44 4 .. 47 31 1 13 11
August 5 54 39 4 50 32 1 13 11

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 4 36 24 8 92 60 0 0 0
1941 18 169 123 6 73 47 0 0 0
1942 23 215 159 6 72.,46 0 0 0
19143 53 501 336 39 474 301 1 13 11
191414 68 .685 492 .9 109 70 6 80 67
194145(8
Monthsl 57 565 * 415 . 19 233 150 4 52 44

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 223 2,171 1,5149 .87 1,053 6714 11 145 122

-.

PRDCIN"UL
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DRYCARGOVESSELS

CARGOVESSElS - Continued
STANDARD

Combination Ore and Oil Cerrier Private Cargo

PERIOD
DWT Gross Tons DWT Gross Tons
Number (000) (000) Number (000) (000)

1940- July 11
August 0
September 0
October 0
November 0
December 0

1941- January 0
February 0
March 0
April 13
May 26
June ' 13
July 0
August 9
September 0
October 4
November Program complete
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943.- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1944 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1945- January
February.
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 1 11 8
1941 o O o 6 65 40
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943. 0 0 0 0 0 0
1944 0 0 0 0 0 0
1945 (8Months) 1 24 9 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1 24 9 7 76 48

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EMERGNCY VESSNES
CARGO

All Emergency Cargo Vessels Liberty Vesels Victory Vessels

PERIOD1
Number DT Cos os Number 01417 GrosTone Number 0MIT OroseTone

(0) (coo) (oo) (oo) (oo)(0 ) (0)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 1 10 10
November 2 20 20
December 4 42 42
1942 - January 6 62 62
February 16 168 168
March 20 212 212
April 32 342 342
may 52 55 555
June 58 621 621
July 60 642 642
August 59 635 635
September
October
714
68
7914
732
7914
732
7~
November 70 7514 714
December 82 885 885
1943 - January 79 852 852
February 81 8714 8714
March 103 1,112 1,112
April 110 1,187 1,187
May 120 1,295 1,295
June 115 1,2141 1,2141
July 109 1,176 1,176
August 110. 1,187, 1,187
September 106 1,1414 1,144
October 98 1,058 1,050
November 89 961 961
December 118 1,2714 1,2714
191414 January 73, 788 788
February 79 853 842
March 87 939 896
April 89 962 853
May 83 898 7214
June 70 7 5914

July 614 692 551

August 59 638 540
September 50 540 464
October 58 627 551
November 57 616 519
December 57 617 476

1945 - January 7014 3146

February 66 7114 3214
March 65 7014 248
April 44 476 107
May 48 519 107
June 45 4$7 118
July 36 390 64
August 37 401 97
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 7 72 50 7 72 50 0 0 0'
1942 597 6,402 4,285 597 6,402 4,285 0 - 0' 0
1943 1,238 13,361 8,892 1,258 .1,361 8,892 0 0 0
19144 826 8,927 5,988 722 7,798 5,196 1014 1,129 792
1945 (8 Monthe) 406 4,395 3,029 151 1,411 937 275 2,9814 2,092
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 3,0714 33,157. 22,2414 2,695 29,044 19,360 379 4,113 2,8814

JULY I,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 945
1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION,
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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CARGOAND SUPPLY VESSELS-OCEANGOING

DRY CARGO
VESSELS

OTHER DRY CARGOVESSELS

All Other Dry CargoVessels Cargo Ships,AK, AK, and AKA

PERIOD AK and BAK AKA AKA

DWT() ross Tonab Navy Navy Con- Maritime

e DWT rosTonsbvrin DWT Grs Tn
mrNumber (000) (000). Number Number (000) (000
1940 - July 1
August 1
September 0
October 2 (1) 1 (1)
November 0
December 1 0
1941- January 0 0
February 1 0
March 1 0
April 0 0
May 0 0
June 10 (9) 9 (9)
July 1 0
August 1 (1) 1 (1)
September 2 0
October 3 (2) 2 (2)
November 2 0
December 2 (1) 1 (1)
1942 - January 0 0
February 3 (2) 2 (2)
March 1 (1) 1 (1)
April 2 (2) 2 (2)
May 3 (3) 3 (3)
June 2 (1) 1 (1)
July 0 0
August 1 0
September 3 0
October 0 0
November 7 (4) 4 (4)
December 7 (2) 2 (2)
1943 - January 3 (3) 3 (3)
February 3 (1) 1 (1)
March 2 (2)
April 3 (3) 1 (1)
May 18 (5) 5 (5)
June 11 (2) 1 (1)
July 10 (5) 4 (4)
August 6 (5) 5 (4)
September 1 1
October 9 (8) 8 (7)
November 9 (5) 8 (5)
December 3 () 1
1944 - January 7 (6) 5 (5)
February 3 1
March 12 (4) 3 (3)
April 10 (3) 3 (2)
May 14 (4) 4 (3)
June 18 (5) 5 (4)
July 16 (3) 2 (1)
August 21 (7) 1 (1)
September 30 (11) 6 (5)
October 29 (10) 4 (4)
November 36 (14) 6 (6)
December 40 (17) 5 (5)
1945 - January 31 (14) 7 (6)
February 22 (8) 2 (2)
March 34 (11) 6 (6)
April 40 (14) 6 (6)
May 39 (10) 4 (4)
June 43 (11) 5 (5)
July 38 (8) 5 (5)
August 27 (8) 7 (7)
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 6(1) 52 61 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 23 (13) 96 92 13 (13) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 29 (15) 89 91 15 (15) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 82 (39) 152 119 40 (33) 28 20 6 0 0 0
1944 236 (84) 771 727 45 (39) 24 18 45 52 355 395
1945 (8 Months) 274 (84) 872 753 42 (41) 4 3 43 33 143 204
CUMULATIVETOTAL 650 (236) 2,032 1,843 156 (142) 56 41 94 8 498 599

b Including conversionssicwnin parentheses adjacentto figuresfor total deliveries.

Excludingconversions.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

1 16 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE bE

CARGO AND SUPPLY VESSELS-OCEANGOING

DRY CARGO VESSELS

OTNR DRY CARGOVESSES-Continued

Cargo Vessels
Coastal Cbination Vessels Concrete Vessels

PERIOD
Number EM4T Gross Tone Number ThIT Gross Tone Number WY Goss hn
(000) (000) (000) (000) (000) (000)

1940. July 1 14 26
August 1 9 8
September 0 0' .0
October110 0
Novembr' 1 9
December

1941 -January .
1
0
1
10
0
10
9
0
9
j
February
March ]. 10 10
April . 0 0 0
May 0 0 0
June 1. 10 9
July* 1 9 9
-August 0 0 0
September 2 19 18
October, 1 9 9
=November 2 19 318
December 1 10 10
1942 -. January
February
March'
April*
May
June
.
0
1
00
0
0
1
0
10
0
0
0
10
0
12
0
0
0
10
I
July 0 0 0
August' . 1 9 8
September. .. 3 25 28
October ' 0 0 0
November 1T 3 2 2 15 16
December, 4 11 .7 1 6 8
1945 - 'January 0 0 0 0 0 0
February. 1 .3 2 1 9 12
March"
April
May,
June
'
0
4
13
8.
.

.'23
11
3
0

22
14'
0
7
0.
1
0
.1
0'
9
0
91
0
.12
0
11
ji
July.. 5 14" 9 0 '0 0
August
September
October
0
0
b .0
0
0
0
0
0 *.Q
0
0
0
0
0
''0
0

0
j
Noebr0 0 0 0 0 0 15
9December ': O 0 0 0 a.0 0 1. 5s 5
1944 -.Januiary .0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0' 0 0
February. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 10. 10
~March '4 11 '7 ' 0 0 0 2 10 10
April. 5 14 9 0 0 0 1 5. 4
May' .8 . 22 14 . 0 0 0 1 45
June 8. 22 14 '0 0 0 2. 10 10
July . 4 11 8 0 0 0 4 19 19
August 5 101 3. 0 0 21
September '' 7 5 2 0 0 0 3 11
October' 9 43 32' 0 0 0 1
November' 11 :55 41 ' 0 0 0 .3 11
December 11 54. 42 0 0 0 2. 9 9

1945 "January" 9'. 44 34. 0 0 '0 0 0 ' 0

February' 10 47 36 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0
March' 19 92 70 ' 0 0 . 0 0 .0 0
April. 20 . 91 68 0 0 0 0 0 0
May ' 26 125 . 95 0 0 0 0 0 0
June 27 121 91. 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 27 " 122 90 ' 0 0 0 ' 0 0 '0
August' '18 83 62 0. 0 0 0 0 '0

SUMMRYN
1940.(6Months) 0 0 0 5 52 .61 0 0 0
1941 . 0' 0 0 10 96 92 0 0 0
9 75 82 0

j
1942' 5' 14. 9. 0 .0
1943.- 31' 87 54 3 27 35 2 10 10
19414 ' 72 285 207 0 0 0 22 107 107
1945,(8 Monhal 156' 725 .546 0 0 0 0 0 0

r ,MUATIVspyT~ 264 1,111 816' 27 250 270 24 117 117

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945

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CARGOAND SUPPLY VESSELS-OCEANGOING

TANKERS

ALLTAMNS NAVY

New Constructions Conversions Oiler,AO Gasolinp Tanker,AOG

PERIOD
Number DT ross Tons Number aT Numbera TroeTons
(000) (000) (000) (000)

1940 - July 27
August 8
September 11
October 11
November 22
December 15.
1941 - January 11 0
February 0 0
March 37 0
April 22 2 (2)
May 11 0
June 21 3 (3)
July 38 0
August 48 1 (1)
September 8 0
October 10 0
November 44 0
December 8 0
1942 - January 70 0
February 42 5 (5)
March 39 0
April 31 1 (1)
May 28 2 (2)
June 51 1 (1)
July 59 1 (1)
August 39 1 (1)
September 68 4 (4)
October 42 1 (1)
November 52
December 3 (3)
102 0
1943 - January 52 2 (2)
February 100 1 4
4 (4)
March 127 2 (2) 1 4
April 142 4 (3) 4
May
3 (3)
157 2 (2) 1 4
June 121 0 1 4
July 155 0 0
August 0
176 1 (1) 0
September 217 1 (1) 2 (2) 0
October 312 1 (1) 0 0
November 324 0 0
December 3 (3)
3214 2 (2) 1 4
1944 - January 143 1 (1) 2 (1) 4
February 196 2 (2) 1 (1) 0
March 228 -2 (2) 2 8
April 210 0 0
May
3 (3)
249 2 (2) 3 (1) 8
June 220 1 (1) 1 (1) 0
July 210 1 (1) 2 (2) 0
August 180 1 (1) 3 (3) 0
September 200 0 5 (5) 0
October 208 0 5 (5) 0
November 262 1 (1) 6 (4) 8
December 243 0 3 (3) 0
1945 - January 202 1 (1) 4 (3) 4
February 239 2 (2) 3 (2) 4
March 198 1 1 (1) 0
(1)
April 169 0 0 0
May 202 1 (1) 2 8
June 142 0 1 4
July 126 0 2 (1) 4
August 124 2 (2) 2 (2) 0
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 10 153 94 6 6 (6) 0 0 0
1941 27 421 258 6 6 (6) 0 0 0
1942 62 999 623 19 19(19) 0 0 0
1943 258 3,495 2,207 26 21 (21) 11 (5) 14 24
1944 279 4,071 2,549 40 14 (14) 33 (26) 17 28
1945 (8 Months) 151 2,248 1,402 16 7 (7) 15 (9) 13 214
CUMULATIVETOTAL 787 11,387 7,133 113 73 (73) 59 (40) 44 76
a Includingconversionsshown in psrentheses
adjacent to figuresfor total deliveries.
b Excluding conversions.

PROUCTION, JULY 1,.1940-UGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

118 OMPUS 'SPECIAL' RELEASE E

CARGOAND SUPPLY VESSELS--OCEANGOING

TANKERS

MARITIME

T3

FINIODTol
Total
to Navy as AO)Nomltr
~Military
(DeliveredNniltr

Number DWI Gross

Touse Number DWIT GrosenseDNmbr OT Gross
Tone
(0)
(0)(0) (000) (000) (000)

194e0- July
August
September
October
November
December
194e1- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December :
194e2- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August2
September
October -
November
December 1 17 10 1 17 10

1943"'- January 2 33 20 2 53 20
February 1 16 10 1 ?6102
Mrch 1 16 10 1 16 10
April 1 16 10 1 16 10
May 2 33 20 2 33 20
June 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 0 0 0 0 0 0A
August I4 71 i44e 4e71 44i
September 2 35 21 2 55 21
October 1 18 11 1 18 11
November4 72 44 4 72 44e
December 2 35 20 2 35 20}
1944 - January 1 19 11 1 19 11I
February 1 18 12 1 18 12 0 0 0
March 1 17 10 0 0 0 1j 17 10
April 3 53 32 1, 8 11 2 35 21
June 2 3 22 1 ' 11 1 18 11 1.
July 1 19 Ii 1"1 \ 11 0 0 0
August 1 18 11 1 18 "'.11 0 0 0
Septemberb 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
October 1 23 14 0 0 0 1 23 l1e
November 1 18 12 1 18 12 0 0 0
December 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0
194e5- January 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
February 2 4e1251 ' 18 11 1 23 lie
March 1 17 10 0 0 0 1 17 10
April 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
May 1 23 14 0 .0 0 1 253lie
June 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
August 1 18 11 1. 18 11 0 0 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 1 17 10 . 0 0 0 .1 17 10
1943 20 345 210 0 0 0 20 34e5 210
1944 13 24~0 14 7 128 79 6 112 67
1945 (8Months) 5 99 60 2 36 22 3 63 58
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 39 701 426 9 . 164 101 30 537 325 -

1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

I,
JULY I,1940-AUGUST
PRO0UCTI0N~ JULY SEPTEMBER ~ 1945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 4 1945
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OMPU SPEIAL ELEAE.._

CARGO
ANDSUPPLY VESSELS-OCEANGOING
TANKERS

MAITfl~ - Continued

PEIDTotal

DWT Gross Tons

it
T2

D4T GrossTons
{ DWT Gross Tons
Number (000) (000) Numilber (000) (000) Number (000) (000)

1940 - July
August
September
October
Novembsr
December

1941 -Jsnuary
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 -January
February 11 311
March 0 0
April 10 10
May 0 0*
June 20 20

July 30 30
August 20 20
September 20 20
October 31 31
November 31 31
December 52 52

1943 - January 21 21
February 53 53
March 94 94
April 92 92
May 103 103
June 114 114
July 145 145
August 124 124
September 113 113
October 154
November 154
154
December 205 205
1944 - January 103 103
February 166 1 155
March 209 2 187
April 177 155
May 229 , 1 218
June 197 0' 197
July 197 0 197
August 165 0 165
September 186 0 186
October 187 1 176
November 238 1 228
December 238 1 228
1945 - January 186 '0 186
February 208 1 197
March 187 1 176
April 166 0 166
May 177 .1 166
June 134 134
July 114 114
August 105 1 94
St D4ANY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 22 363 225 0 0 0 22 363" 225
1943 133 2,20 1,372 0 0 0 133 2,220 1,372
1944 221 3,698 2,292 9 148 97 212 3,550 2,195
1945 (8 Months) 123 2,059 1,277 4 65 44 119 1,994 1,233
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 499 8,340 5,166 13, 213 141 486 8,127 5,025

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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CARGOAND SUPPLY VESSELS-OCEANGOING

TANKERS

MAITIME - Continued

Ti

1940 - July
August
P510Ttl N~e
Tosl

ml
iml
NubrGrose (0)
00 ( 000)toum
Military (Delivered

jT00)
avyras0A)
Ttl D
Lrg GT
ross
Tno00)
{ne
Number N
(000)(000)
(nmiliTar ns
GTTn
ros08

September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April 3
May
June

July 1
August 8
September 15
October 10
November 3
December 2
19144- January 1
February
3
4 1
March 1 0
April 1 0
May 1 1
June 1 1
July 2
August 2 4
September 4 4
October 7 6
November 4 3
December 5 4
1945 - January 2 2
February 2 2
March 1 1
April 3 0
May 3 0
June 4 0
July 8 1
August 8 2
SUMMARY
1940O(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
194~3 28 0 28 71 46 0 0 0 28 71 46
1944 2 32 46 57 27 39 30 5 7 7
1945 (8 Monthel 16 8 8 60 31 8 20 11 8 40 20
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 76 8 68 177 i14 55 59 41 41 118 75
a Including private inland tankers,

AUGUST31,1945
I, 1940- AUGUST 31, 1945
JIJLY I,1940-
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION,
SEPTEMBER I; 1945
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CARGO AND SUPPLY VESSELS-OCEANGOING

TANKERS

MAITIME - Continued

Emergency Taker Z-ETl-S-C3 Other a

PERIOD
Number DWT Gross Tons Number D1T Gross Tons
(000) .
(000) (000) (000)

19140-July 3
August 1
September 1
October 1
November 2
December 2

1941 - January 1
February 0
March 4
April 2
May 1
June 2

July 4
August 5
September 1
October 1
November 5
December 1

1942 - January 7
February 3
March 4
April 2
May 3
June 3
July 3
August 2
September 5
October 1
November 2
December 4

1943 - January 1
February 3
March 2
April 3
May 3
June 0

July 1
August 0
September 8 86 58 1
October 19 205 137 0
November 17 184 123 0
December 13 141 93~ 0

1944 - January 3 32 22 0
February 2 22 14 0
March 0 0 0 0
April 0 0 0 0
May 0 0 0 0
June 0 0 0 0

July 0 0 0 0
August 0 0 0 0
September 0 0 0 10
October 0 0 0 00
November 0 0 0 0
December 0. 0 0
*0
1945 - January 0 0 0
February 0 0 1
March 0
0 0 0
0 0
April 0 0
0 0
May 0 0~
June 0 0 0 0
July 0 0 0 0
August 0 0 0

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 10 153 94
1941 0 0 0 27 421 258
1942 0 0 0 39 619 388
194 57 616 411 14 229 144
1944 5 54 36 1 16 10
1945 (8Months) 0 0 0 1 17 10
CUMULATIVETOTAL 62 670 447 92 1,455 904
a Including private tankers ant other miscellaneous
types.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1I940-AUGUST 31,.1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

I22 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

AUXILIARIES AND OTHER VESSELS

TENDER AND REPAIR VESSELS

ALL TENDER
AID REPAIR VESSELS SEAPLANE
TENDERS
Navy a DESTROYERTENER,.,AD SUBMARINE
TENDER,
AS
Nov Constructions Con- Large, A Small, AV
versions

PERIOD
umber Displace-,
ment Tone mber N umber
b Displace-
Nue
ons Con Number
Dieplace-
Tons
b
umbert
Displace-
Number
b Displace-
T -etToemntT
ment Tone

1940 - July
August 1 8,770 1 8,770
September 0 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0
November 1 8,467 1 8,1467 0 0
December 1 8,439 1 8,439 0 0
1941- January 0 0 0 0 0 0
February 0 0 0 0 0 0
March 0 0 0 0 0 0
April 0 0 0' 0 0 0
May 0 0 1 (1) 0 0 0
June 1 8,350 1 (1) 0 0 0 2 (2) 0
July 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
August 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
September 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 (1) 0
October 3 11,812 0 0 2 5,132 0 0 2 (1) 8,680
November 0d C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
December 1d 2,275d 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 - January 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
February 2 5,152 0 0 2 5,132 0 0 0 0
March 2 3,152 0 0 2 3,132 0 0 0 0
April 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
May 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
June 1 8,680 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8,680
July 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
P.,must 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
'eptember 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
November 1 1,598 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
December 0 0 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 -January 3 4,750 0 0 2 3,132 0 0 0 0
February 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
March 1 1,566 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
April 2 3,1614 0 0 1 1,566 1 (1) 0 0 0
May 14 15,021 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 1 8,680
June 1 1,566 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
July. 3 5,765 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
August 2 2,167 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
September 3 10,8147 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8,680
October 6 14,065 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
November 3 5,733 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
December 5 6,289 0 0 2 0 0 1 (1) 0
1944 - January 5 21,195 0 0 1 1,566 1 8,782 1 8,680
February 12,083 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
March 6 15,258 0 0 2 5,152 1 8,782 0 0
April 2 2,556 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
May 5 20,671 1 8,000 0 0 1 8,782 0 0
June 14 19,093 1 8,000 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 5S 27,923 2 16,500 1 1,566 0 0 1 8,660
August 3 10,7143 1 8,000 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
September 2 2,7143 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 3 (3) 0
October 1 1,566 0 0 1,566 0 0 0 0
November 2 2,7143 0 .1
0 1,566 0 0 0 0
December 3 4,309 0 0 2 3,132 0 0 0 0
1945 - January 1 8,500 1 8,500 0 0 0 0 1 (1) 0
February 1 1,566- 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
March 1 1,566 0 0 1 1,566 0 0 0 0
April 1 8,500 1 8,500 0 0 0 0 0 0
May 5 7,215 0 0 -1 1,566 0 0 0 0
June 4 5,6147 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 3 10,667 0 0 0 0 1 8,000 0 0
August 1 8,000 0 0 0 0 1 8,000 0 0
SUMMARY i
1940 (6Months) 3 25,676. 0 2 16,906 0 0 1 8,770 0 0
6 2 ,4 37 d
1941 5d 6 2(2) 0 2 3,152 0 0 5((4) 8,680
1942 6 16,542 5 1 (1) 0 4 6,264 0 0 1 8,680
1943 33 64,911 5 0 0 8 12,528 1 (1) 0 3(1) 17,360
194 s42 1140,883 12 5 40,500 12 18,792 3 26,346 5 (3) 17,560
19145(8 Moths 17 51,9 11 2 17,000 5 14,698 2 16,000 1 (1) 0
CUMULATIVETOAI, 106.. 522,108 9 12 () 74,406 29 45,414 7 (1) 51,116 15 (9) 52,080
Sourceof Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ships).
e Excluding 57 ARL, 12 APR, end 7 ASP vessels;thesevesselswere reclassified from landingships,tank (1ST),and are countedas 1ST
constructions by the Navy.
Including conversionsshownin parenthesesadjacentto figuresfor total deliveries.
c Excludingconversions.
d The vessel delivered in December1941was a catapultlighter of 2,275displacement tons.
e This vessel was constructed by the Maritime Comission and is included in the total Maritimeconstructions.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 140- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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AUXILIARIES AND OTHER VESSELS

TENDERAND REPAIR VESSELS

PERIOD

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June 1, 8,350
July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0
1942 -January 0 0
February 0 0 3 (3) 0
March 0. 0 0 0
April 0 0 0 0
May 0 0 0 0
June 0 0 0 0
July 0 .0 0 0
Auguet 0 0 0 0
September 0 '0 0 0
October 0 0 1 (1) 0
November 1,598 0 0 0 0
December 0 0 0 0 0
19143- January 1,598 0 0 0 ' 0
February 0 0 0 0 0
March 0 0 0 0 0
April .1, 598 0 0 0 0 1 (_)
May 1,598 0 0 1 1,177 *2 (2) 0
June 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 1,598 0 0 1 990 1 1,177 0
August 0 0 0 1 990 1,177 1 (1)
September 0 0
0 0 1 990 1 1,177 0
October 0 1 (1) 1 1,566 1 8,350 3 2,970 1 .1,177 0
November 0 1i(1) 1 1,566 1 (1) 0 1 990 1 1,177 0
December 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1,980 1 1,177 0
2 (2)
.
191414- January 0 :
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 990 1 1,177
February 0 0 0 1 (")
0 0 1 8,350 1 990 1 1,177 0
March 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 990 2 2,3514
April 0 1 0
0 .3 (3) 0 0 0 0 1 990 0 0
1 (1) 1 (1)
May 1,1146 2 (1)a 1,566 0 0 Program complete 1 1,177 0
June 0 2 (1) 1,566 1 8,350 1 1,177 0
0
July 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1,177 1 (1). 0 1
Augut 1 (1) 1 (1)a 0 0 0 1 1,177 0 0
0
September 0 1 (1) 0 0 0 1 1,177 0
October 0 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
November 0
0 0 0 0 0 1 1,177 0
December 0
0 0 0 1 (1) 0 1 1,177 0
0 1 (1)
1945 - January 0 0 0 1 (1) 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0* 0 0 0
February 0 0 3 (31
0 0 0 2 (2)
March 0 3 (3) 0 0 0
0 0 1 (1)
April 0 0 1 1l) 0 0 0
0 4 (4)
May 2 (2) 1 (1)a 0 2,980 2 2,667 0
0 4 (4)
June 1i(1) 1 (1)a 0 2 2,980 2 2,667 2 (2)
0 2 (2)
July 1 (1) 1 (1)a 0 0 0 2 2,667 3 (3)
0
Augut 0 1 (1)a 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 (1)
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 1 8,350 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 1 1,598 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4(14) 0 0 0
19143 4 6,392 2 (2) 2 3,132 2 (1) 8,350 9 8,910 7 8,239 3 (3) 6 (6)
191414 1 1,146 6 (6) 6 (4)a 3,132 3 (1) 16,700 4 3,960 11 12,9147 3 (3) 4 (4)
1945 (8 Monthal 0 0 4(14) 4 (4)a 0 10 (6) 5,960 0 0 6 8,001 6 (6) 22 (227)
CUMULATIVETOTAL 6 9,136 12 (12) 12 (8) 6,2614 16 (8) 39,360 13 12,870 28 (4) 29,187 12 (12) 32 (32)
a These conversions are reclaeeif~catione of lending shipe,tank (1ST),and are excluded from alltotalsof Auxiliariee end Other Veesele,sines,
bthey are countedae 1ST constructions by the Navy.
bIncluding convereione ehownin parentheseee adjacent to figuresfor total deliveriee.
c Excludingconversios.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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DISTRICT CRAFT

ALLDnIsSRICT CRAF~T NET TENDER,YR DISTRICT PATROL VESSEL,'IT

Nay New Contructione Navy Converelona

PERIepaOeen Number a Dieplaoementb Number a nieplacementb

Number Dipocn t NHumber Tone Tone

1940 - July 1 174

Auguet 3 582
September 0 0 2 Z.(2) 0
October 2 162 6 3 (3) 0 1 (1) 0
November 1 100 5 2 (2) 0 3 (3) 0
December 3 295 7 6 (6) 0 0 0

1941 -January 9 1,298 4 3 (3) 0 1 (1) 0

February 9 1,558 1 1 (1) 0 0 0
March 17 .2,770 6 4 (4) 0 0 0
Apri1 13 2,192 1 1 (1) 0 0 0
May 24 3,809 5 2 (2) 0 0 0
June 29 5,592 T 2 1,000 2 (2) 0

July 20 3,951 13 3 1,500 12 (12) 0.

august 11 2,918 2 5 2,500 1 (1) 0
September 13- 4,100 7 7 3,500 3(3) 0
October 10 4,312 3 8 4,000 1 (1) .0
November 7 2,590 1 2 1,000 0 0
December 10 2,485 2 1 500 2 (2) 0

1942 -January 4 1,208 8 0 0 6 (6) 0

February 12 1,528 51 0 0 48 (48) 0
March 19 3,422 33 1 500 32 (32) 0
April 16 3,590 35 0 0 30 (30) 0
May 24 4,272 37 1 500 33 (33) 0
June 10 1,576 13 1 500 10 (8) 66
July 16 3,060 32 1 500 32 (29) 99
Auguet 22 3,844 45 00' , 4~5(44) 33
September 17 4,509 35 0 0 31 (31) 0
October 27 4,067 31 0 0 24 (24) 0
November 29 6,438 15 0 0 10 (10) 0
December 39 5,,270 25 0 0 16 (16) 0
1943 - January 26 3,205 20 0 0 6 (6) 0
February 41 7,070 10 0 0 4 (4) 0
March 55 7,131 18 0 0 .9 )0
April 41 6,660 10 0 0 44 0
May 30 4,448 10 0 0 32)33
June 71 11,030 8 0 0 2 (2) 0

July 58 8,465 5 0 0 0 0
Auguet 55 7,404 7 0 0 2 (1) 33
September 34 5,667 5 0 0 3 (1) 66
October 51 10,934 2 1 1,058 3 997
November 39 8,749 2 0 03 99
December 42 13,570 3 2 2,116 1 (1) 0 J
1944 - January 37 10,219 5 3 3,174 0 0
February 35 7,762 3 Program complete 0 0}
March. 33 7,652 2 0 0
April 40 11,680 1 0 0
May 43 9,830 1 1 33 t
June 50 10,4191 3 99
July 36 8,480 1 0 0
Auguet 57 12,556 0 0 0
September 49 10,708 1 0 0
October 47 12,554 2 0 0
November 50 13,118. 5 0 0
December 44 12,972 0 0 0
1945 - January 45 13,379 27, 0 0
February 51 16,954 11. 1 375
March 54 13,226 0 5 1,875
April 62 19,774 0 8 3,000
May 64 20,506 3 10 3,750
June 55 17,009 9. 4 1,500
July 64 20,940 1 2 750
August 56 19,926 0 0 0 L

1940(6 Months) 10 1; 13 20 13 (1)0 4 (4) 0

1941 172 37,575 52 39.(1); 14,000 2? (22) 0
1942 235 42,784 36p 1 2,400 317 (311) 198
19354+594+,353 100 3 3,174 40 (30) 330
1944 521 127,950 92 3 3,174 4 132
1945 (8 Months) 5 141,714 510 0 30 11,250
OUMULATIV TO~A, 1,932 445,689 X05 6a (24)__ 22,31+s 417 (367) 11,910
Source ofDataU,0,,navy 0patent (Dsreaua#' Rhipe),
(1
b Including conve+'ina shown in pereniheeee adjaecent to Viswuee Vcr
8xcl&ins ouavere1gnp,
totw elivrtue,

+I
j
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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DISTRICT CRAFT

HARBOR TUGS OTER DISTRICT CRAFT

YTB TL Miscellaneous

PEII Number b Displacement c

Number Displacement Number Displacement Number b Tonse

Tons Tons

1940 - July 1 174

August 1 2 520
September 0 0 0
October 1 1(1) 2(1) 100
November 0 0 1 100
December 0 0 4{1) 295
1941 - January 0 0 9 1,298
February 0 0 1,558
9
March 0 1(1) 18(1) 2,770-
April 1 310 2 0 10 1,758
May 2 620 3 22(3) 3,003
June 4 1,240 0(1
6 21(4) 2,980
1(1)
July 0 0 3 14 2,265
August 0 0 4 1(1)
1(1) 2 170
September 0 0 0 600
1(1) 9(3)
October 0 0 0 312
November 0 0 0 0(1 63(1)
0 1,590
December 2 620 0 7 1,365
0
1942 - January 0 0 0 6(2) 1,208
February 1 310 0 1(1) 13(2) 1,218
March 1 310 0 18(1) 2,612
April 1 310 0 1(1) 19(4) 3,280
May 0 0 0 1(1) 26(3) 3,772
June 0 0 0 1(1) 11(4) 1,010
July 1 290 4 0 10(3) 1,923
August 0 0 6 0 16(1)
September 3,439
1 290 2 0 18(4). 4,095
October 0 0 1 1(1) 32(6) 4,005
November 0 0 0 29(5) 6,128
December 1 290 0
4(4) 43(5) 4,980
0
1943 - January 1 310 4(4) 35(10) 2,895
February 2 620 2 2 (2) 41(4) 6,326
March 3 910 0 2(2) 59(7) 6,221
April 3 910 0 3(3) 41(3) 5,750
May 1 310 0 1(1) 4,105
35(7)
June 2 600 2 0 10,306
73(6)
July 0 0 U1 1(1) 51(4)
August 7,739
2 600 14 0 44(6) 5,826
September 1 310 5 0 30(4) 4,937
October 1 310 3 0 45(2) 9,290
November 0 0 2 0 36(2) 8,504
December 0 0 3 0 39(2) 11,235
1944 - January 0 0 4 0 6,753
35(5)
February 2 620 3 0 6,923
33(3)
March 1 310 2 0 32(2) 7,196
April 2 600 1 0 38(1) 11,007
May 5 1,530 2 0 36(1) 8,143
June 9 2,850 0 1(1) 38 7,470
July 6 1,920 0 Program 31(1) 6,560
August 11 3,490. 2 complete 44 8,942
September 6 1,908 6 38(l) 8,428
October 10 3,212 5 34(2) 9,032
November 7 2,234 7 41(5) 10,450
December 8 2,528 4 32 10,222
1945 - January 6 1,908 7
February 59(27) 11,115
6 1,908 5 50(11) 14,413
March 8 2,480 4 37 8,675
April 5 1,566 5 44 14,950
May 5 1,546 8 44(3) 14,792
June 6 1,856 6 48(9) 13,307
July 8 2,440 4
August 51(1) 17,502
8 2,460 3 17,280
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 2 124 1(1) 10(2) 1,189
1941 9 2,790 18 1,116 6(6) 130(13) 19,669
1942 6 1,800 18 1,116 9(9) 241(40) 37,670
1943' 16 4,88o 42 2,835 13(13) 529(57) 83,134
1944 67 21,202 36 2,316 1(1) 432(21) 101,126
1945 (8 Months) 52 16,164 42 2,266 0 378(51) 132,034
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 150 46,836 158 9,773 30(30) 1,720(184) 354,822'
b Including about 40 types of miscellaneous craft.
bIncluding conversions shown in parentheses adjacent to figures for totaldeliveries.
CExcluding conversions.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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AUXILIARIES AND OTHER VESSELS

OTHER

ALL MISCELLANEOU AUXILIARIES

OF SHIPS
AND DININVESSElS
AND THE VESELSBUREAU

Amphibious

New Constructions Navy Miscellaneous Auxiliary Forcblug-Surveying

PERIOD Conversions Ship,AG ship, AGC Ship,ALa

Number Displacement Number Number a Displacement Number a Numbera Numbera Displacement

Tons Tons b Tons b

1940 - July
August
September 1 (1) 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0
1941 - January 1 (1) 0
February 0 0
March 0 0
April 0 0
May 0 0
June 0 0
July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 805 1 (1) 0
November 0 0 0
December 0 1 (1) 0
1942 - January 0 1 (1) 0
February 0 0 0 1 (1) 0
March 0 0 0 0 0
April 0 2 (2) 0 0 0
May 0 1 (1) 0 1 (1) 0 0
June 1,800 0 0 0 0 0

July 4,200 3 (3) 0 0 0 0

August 1,200 0 0 2 (2) 0 0
September 2,784 0 0 Program 0 0
October 4,357 0 0 complete 0 0
November 7,254 0 0 0 0"
December 4,192 1 (1) 0 0 0

1943 - January 3,046 0 0 0 0

February 3;380 0 0 0 0
March 5,805 0 0 0 0
April 7,860 0 0 0 0
May 4,576 0 0 0 0
June 3,492 0 0 0 0

July 3,046 0 0 0 0
August 4,530 0 0 0 0
September 3,036 1 (1) 0 0 0
October 11,640 0 0 3 (3) 0 0
November 5,817 0 0 0 0 0
December 7,500 0 0 0 0 0

1944 - January 5,979 0 0 1 (1) 0 0

February 17,224 0 0 0 2 2,116
March 14,483 0 0 0 4 4,232
April 15,553 0 0 0 5 5,290
May 19,152 0 0 3 (3) 6 6,348
June 19,191 0 0 0 3 3,174

July 18,817 0 0 1i(1) 3 3,174

August 17,134 3 (2) 418 1i(1) 3 3,174
September 21,717 2 836 0 1 1,058
October 15,416 5 (2 ) 1,434 3 (3) 1 1,058
November 13,054 2 836 0 0 0
December 16,846. 2 836 0 2 1,603

1945 - January 10,648 2 836 0 0 0

February 13,234 1 418 0 0 0
March 12,184 4 (1) 1,254 0 4 2,180
April 12,133 1 (1) 0 0 3 1,635
May 12,561 0 0 0 5 2,725
June 13,361 0 0 0 1 545
July 15,429 4 (4) 0 0 0 0
August 5,743 1 (1) 0 0 1 545

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 1 1 (1) 0 0 0 0 0
1941 1 805 18 3 (3) 0 0 0 0 0
1942 23 23,787 44 8 (8) 0 0 3 (3) 1 (1) 0
1943 69 63,728 1 1(1) 0 3 (3) 0 0 0
1944 201 194,566 48 14 (4) 4,360 9 (9) 0 30 31,227
1945 (8 Monthel 96 95,293 35 13 (7) 2,508 0 0 1 7,630

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 395 380,179 161 40 (24) 6,868 12 (12) 3 (3) 45 (1) 38,857

Source of Data - U.S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ships and CoastGuard).

a Including conversionsshown in parenthesesadjacentto figuresfor totaldeliveries.
b Excluding conversions.

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OTHER

BUREAU OF SHIPS - Continued

OCEAN TW8
Fleet, AMY Auxiliary, ATA Rescue, A7RAT
PERIOD_________________________________

Number Dieplacement Number a Dieplaceaecatb Number Displacement Nme

Tone Tone Tonesume

1940 - July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
Febreary
March
April
Nay
June

July
August
September
October
November
December 1 (1).

1942 - January 0
February 0
March 0
Apil 4
May 0
June 3 1,800 0

July 2. 1, 200 0
August 2 1,200 0
September 1,1146 1 6o0 0
October 0 1 600 0
November 2, 292 1 600 0
December 3,438 1 600 0

1943 - January 2,292 0 0 1 600 0

February 2,292 1 6o0 0 0 0
March 3,438 0 0 0 0 0
April 4,5814 1 600 1 600 0
May 1,1146 0 0 2 1,200 0
June 2,292 0 0. 2 1,200 0

July -",292 0 0 1 600 0

August 2,292 0 2 1,200 0
September 1,1146 0 0 1 852 0
October 2,292 0 3 2,052 0
0 0 2,3014 1 (1)
November ,146 3
0 Program
December 2,292 0 7 5,208
0 complete
19144- January 1,1146 0 5 3,5014
0 0 5,712
February 2,292 7
0
March 1,1146 0 3 2,556
0 5,712
April 1,1146 0 7
0 0 8 6,816
May 2,292
June 2,292 1 600 6 5,112

July 1,1146 0 0 5 4,260

August 1,1146 3 1,600 10 8,520
September 2,292 2,858 5 4,260
October 0 6 4,058 6 5,112
November 2,292 2,1400 4
December 2,292 7 4,658 3 2,556

1945 - January 1,1146 6 4,058 3,408

February 2,292 2,400 2 1,7014
March 2,292 6 4,058 0 0
April 2,292 2 1,200 1 852
May 1,1146 2 1,200 0 0
June 1,1146 .0 0 0 0
July 2,292 0 0 0 0
August 1,.146 0 0 1 852

SUIh
APY t 0 0
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 1 (1)
1942 6 6,876 11 6,600 0 0 0
1943 24 27,5014 3 (13 1,200 23 15,816 1 (1)
i144 17 19,482 25 16,3714 69 57,528 0
1945 (8 Months) 12 13,752 20 12,916 8 6,816 0

CU) LAIVE TOTAL 59 67,6114 59 (1) 37,090 100 80,160 2 (2).

a Includingconversionsshown in parentheses
adjacent to figuree for total deliveries. -_______
b Excluding conversions.

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OTH ER

BUREAU0F SHIPS - Continued COAST

GUARD

Hotel Barge a b Misoella-

(Barrack. Ship)' Stores &Ammuition Ship. neous 230 Feestend Oer Under 230 Feet
PERIOD AL ndAP

Dipacement Nme d Displacement Nmbrd Nme Displacement Number d Displacement

DNspberumbers Tons Nmbr Nubr Tons Tons

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 2 (2) 0
April 1 (1) 0
May 2 (2) 0
June 2 (2) 0
July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 2 (1) t 3 (3) 0
November 0 0 0 0
December 1 (1) 0 0 0 0
1942 - January 2 (2) 0 0 0 0
February 1 (1) 0 0 0
March 0 0 0 0
April 0 0 0 0 0
May 4 (4) 0 0 0
June 0 0 0 0
July 0 0 1 3,000 0 0
August 3 (3) 0 0 0 0 0
September
October
November
December
0
1 (1)
0
0
0
0
0
0
4Iof 0
1.
0
0
0
0,8
0
3.
2
(c)
1,03$
2,076

0 0
1943 - January 0 0 0
February 0 0 0
0 14
0 0 3.
March 0 0 2 2,367
April 2 (2) 0 0
0 0
0 0 2,076
May 0 0 2,230
June 0 8. (8. 0
1 (1) 0 0
0 0
July 0 0 2
August 0 0 0 1.4
0 0 1,03@
September 0 0 0 0
0 1,93Q.

1In
October 1 0 0 0
November 0 2,076
0 ,20 2,367
December 0 0 0
0 0
0
19144
- January 0
1,329
February
March 0O 0 I,737
April 0 0 2 1,29.
0 4 0
May 0 0 0
June 1,200 0
4,737
2 8,076
0 0 0
July 1,200 0 0
August 14737 4,300
0 0 0 2,076
September 3,600 0
October 0 4,737
3,600 0
November 3,600 0 3.(3.) 0
December 1,200 0 3,703.
1945 - January 0 0
1,200 4 4)
February 1,200 0 0 9
March 2,400 0 0 0
April 6,000 320 0
Msay 0 0
7,490 2 2 0 9.1
June 11,670 3 3) 0 0
July 9
®,400 3.3) 0 9
August 3,2900 2 2)

1940 (6Months) 0 0 9 0 90
19130 oC 9 0'
o0(3' 0 09
1949
1943
0
0
0 110i
III o @ 3.6~.) 2 *663 3. 3 a760
0 4 906 6)6140 32
1.944.3. 14,400 1)7 ooo9 ) 88 6§9
~
194 (8 othe 3 1f3,6 2)300 ~ 3124477
31
3. ____

T'IP
CW4ULATXY
1AL 43 33,s9 0 .68(63) 3.660 464'r)# 206
a __ __4_-6______.

SAP'. aresesll-prollea, end A lL''s r o n-ioU' propol.3.oA

b Amnition ship, AE; provision stareship, Al nsot argo shiP,Ami end d 6O @iteam
of a hipM
ain
°~Unlasified groinP and distilling sAip, AW,
d Including convorsicci shown to perenthisses RadeOnt to ftIgoer~ for total doltirigs,

Pipaot
tnBrUTONUY I, 1940- AUGUSPI94eI, a tThM10I,003

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OTHER

MAITIE

Minor Type Cargo Vessele

Total Ore Carriers Concrete BaresWooden Bargee

PERIOD

Grose ber T Gross Nw br DWT Groses I040beross

Number (000) Tones ume (000) Tons Nme (000) Tone ume (000) Tons
(000) (000) (000) (000)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June 1 19 10 1 19 10

July 1 19 11 1 19 11
August 1 18 10 1 18 10
September 1 18 10 1 18 10
October 1 19 10 1 19 10
November 0 0 0 0 0 0
December 0 0 0 0 0 0

1943 -January 0 0 0 0 0 0
February 1 7 5 0 0 0. 1 7
March 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0
April 3 21 16 0 0 0 3 21 16
72 42 4 63 35 1 7 6 1 2 1
May 6
31 18 2 31 18 0 0 0 0 0 0
June 2

12 66 44 47 27 2 14f 11 7 5 6
July 15 8
14 72 48 2 32 18 It 25 22 8
August 26 5 10 6
September 13 87 59 3 47 27 5 30
7 41 28 1 16 9 3 18 15 3 7 4
October 2 5 It
7 45 35 1 16 9 4 24 22
November 9
December 9 39 29 0 0 0 It 24 20 5 15

25 0 0 0 It 25 22 2 5 3
1944 -January 6 30
February 4 9 6 0 0 0 1 2 .2 3 7 1
7 24 21 0 0' 0 5 18 18 2 6 3
March 3 2
April. 9 36 31 0 0, 0 7 33 29 2
0 0 0
May 8 31' 29 0 O~ 0 8 31 29
34 33 0 0 0 10 34 33 0 0 0
June 10
0. 0 0 5 13 14 0 0 0
July 5 13 14
August 5 21 20' 0 0 0 5 21 20 0 0 0
0 3 13 13 0 0 0
September '3 13 13 0 0
7 4 .3
October" 3 10 10 0 0 0 2 6 1
November 1 1 . 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
December 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1945 -January 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
'February 0 0
2 0 0 0 1 z 2 0 0 0
March 1' z
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
April 0 0
1 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0
May 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
June 0 0
0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0
July 0 0
0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0
August 0
SUMMARY.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1940 (Months) 0 0
0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0
5 "93 51 5 93 51 0 0 0
1942 59 38
74 .481 3214 "6 232 143 27 170 143 31
1943 15
19144 61 222 2014 0 0 0 .51 197 189 10 25
1 14 0 0 0 2 1 4 0 0 0
1945(8 Monthsl 2

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 142 797 583" 21 345 1914 80 368 336 41 84 53

Sourceof Data - U. S. MaritimeComision.

Z Fewer than 500 tone.

31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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) ITIME - Continued

All Tugs

Total Oceangoing Harbor Float

F
Nubr Goss
V3-S-AH22

INumber Grons
Gos
{__
Number
4-M-A1
Gr__
T
onss
Goss Number
V2-M-All

T
Tonse
Goss
____
Number
V2-ME-A1

G_ons
Goss
24-B~l

Number
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February 424
March 0
April 0
May 0 0
June 0 0

July 0 0
August 0 0
September 212 212
October 636 636
November 1.060 1,060
December 636 636
1943 - January 1,436 1' 800 656
February 4214 0 0 424
March 1,1436 1 800 636
April 2,824 3 2,400 4214
May 3,6214 4 5,200 424
June 4,800 6 4,800 0

July 4,000 .5 4, 000 0

August 4,800 6 4,800 0
September 5,600 7 5,600 0
October 4,075 5 4,000 75 0
November 2,625 3 2,400 225 0
Decembsr 6,065 5 5,615 450 0

19144- January 375 0 0 575 0

February 1,867 1 1,117 750 0
March 45o 0 0 450 0
April 1,917 650 1 1,117 150 0
May 3,067 1,950 1 1,117 0 0
June 1,375 1,300 0 '0 75 0

July 1,375 1;300 0 0 75 0

August 1,950 1,950 0 0 0 0
September 1,300 1,300 0 0 0 0
October 0 0 .0 0 0 0
November 0 0 0 0. 0 0
December 0 0 0 0 0
"0
1945 - January 0 0 0 0 0
650 0 0
February 650 .0 0
0 .0
March 0 0 0 0
0
April 0 0 0 0 0
0 0
May 0 0 0 0
0 0
June 0 0 0 0 0
July 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
August 0 0' 0

SIM ANY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 14 2,968 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 2,968 0
1943 68 41,709 0 0 46. 38,415 10 750 12 2,5414 0
19144 41 13,676 13 8,450 3 3,351 25 1,875 0 0 35
1945(8 Months) 1 650 1 650 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0UMILATIVE TOTAL 124 59,003 14 9,100 49 41,766 35 2,625 26 5,512 355

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TABLE I
MARITIME COMMISSION VESSELS (SUMMARY)
NONMILITARY TYPES DELI VERED TO THE ARMED FORCES

DRY CARGO VISSEIS

Liberty and Victory Standard. Other

PERIOD
DWT Gross Tone DWT Gross Tons NWT Gross Tons
Number (000) (000) Number (000) (000) Number (000) (000)

1940 - Jl 3 35 2k 1 1u 27
August 1 9 6 1 9 8
September 0 0 0 0 0 0
October 2 23 15 1 10 9
November3 27 19 1 9 8
December 1. 9 7 1 10 9
1941 - Jaury1 12 8 0 0 0
February 1 12 8 1 10 9
March 0 0 0 1 10 9
Ap r ile2215119
6 62 48 0 0 0Jun

July 0 0 0. 1 9 9
Auut0 0 0 0 0 0
September . 0 0 0 2 20 19
October 0 0 0 1 9 9
November 0 0 0 2 19 18
December 1 9 6 1 10 10
1942 - January 0.0 0 0 0 0
February 1 10 7 1 12 8 1 10 12
March 0 0 0 1 10 6 0 0 0
April3 32 22 0 0 0 0 0 0
May 1 11 7 1 9 6 0 0, 0
June 0 0 0 1 9 7 1 10 10.

July 0 0 0 1 9 7 0 .0 0
August0o0 0 0 .19
September 2. 22 14 2 20 13 3 24
October 2 22 14 1 12 8 0 0 0
November 5 5453 0 0 0 2 15 16
December 4 43 29 2 25 16 1 7 8
193 -January 6 65 43 2 22 14 0 0 0
February 4 4 29 5 53 34 1 9 12
March 6 65 43 10 103 68 0 0 0
April 8 86 57 5 57 41 1 9 12
May 10 108 72 4 47 30 0 0 0
June 5 5 36 7 78 50 1 9 11

July 4 43 29 4 41 27 0 0 .0
August3 32 22 8 81 54 0 0 0
September3 32 22 4 48 30 0 0 0
October 2 22 14 2 22 14 0 0 0
November 7 76 50 9 94 60 0. 0 0
December 6 65 43 12 128 88 0 0 0

194 -January 3-b 33 b 21 b 2 21 17 0 0 0

February 3 32 22 7 79 55 l bb 5b
March 2 21 14 23 16 2b lob 1 b"
April 8 86 57 2 20 13 lb 5b 5b
May 3 32 12 2 23 18 lb 5Sb 5b
June 3b 33 b 21 b 3 36 26 0 0 0

July 2 22 14 k 50 4o 1lb 5b 5b
August 4 43 29 2 27 22 3 15 12
September 1 11 7 2 26 22 9 45" 4
October 9 97 67 0 0 0 7 35 2
November 10 109 75 0 0 0 11 54k3
December 6 66 44 0 0 0 9 44 3

195 -January 1 11 7 0 0 0 7 34 27
February 00 o4k4 336 b 29 b 23b
March 0 0 0 3 32 25 13 64 49
April 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 50 3
May 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 39 3
June 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 25 19
July 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 k
August 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 6
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 10 103 71 5 52 61
1941 0 0 0 15 163 105 10 97 92
1942 18 194 129 10 106 71 9 75 82
1943 64 691, 460 72 774 510 3 27 " 35
1944 5k 585 383 26 305 229 45 223 186
1945(8Months) 1 11 7 7 75 58 52 254 196
CUMULATIVE TOTYAL 137 1,481 979 i4o 1,526 1,044 124 728 652

Sourceof Data - U. S. Maritime Commission. 7 -

a Thesevessels,converted for military use, are includedin tfe totals for their respective types shown on preceding pages.
The delivery dates for the vesselsare dates of complation at the building yards. These vesselswere acquired by the armed forces (Navy, Army,
British) either at the time of dolivery or at a later date.
b Including vessels delivered to the armed forces after assignment to the War Shipping Aminitration.

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TABLE II
ARMY TUGSANC EARGESa

RUGS BARGESb

PRO'Large -Medium Small Large Medium Small

Total 100 Feet 71 to 70 Feet Total 151 Feet 91 to 90 Feet
and Over .99 Feet end tinderan Over 150 Feet and Under

*1940- July
August
September
October
November
*December

1941 - January
February
March52386 2
April52386 2
May
June

*July
August
September
October 3 3 0 19 15 4
November
December
1942 - January 123 82
February 6 1323 82
March
April
May. 7 0 5 2 113 8 30 75
June

July
Auut7
uutSeptember 1 5 1 120 4 40 76
October
November 14 1 13 0 570 12 139 419
December
1943 - January
February 21 14 7 350 9 87' 2514
March
April
May 4 6 9 29 253 16 128 109
June

July
August
September fI 59 15 15 29 378 26 168 1814
October
November 8024 46 '10 1,526 14 449 1,063
December

19144 January 66 143 12 735 8 218 509

* February 47 ii 20 16 472 6 251 215
aprilh48 18 24 6 228 13 181 314
Arl39 16 22 1 295 10 171 l14
Jue51 9 41 1 1314 9 121 4
Jue38 10 24 4 105 .6 99 0
July 31 7 22 . 2 77 19 58 0
Augut 26 7 16 3 91 12 .79 0
September 24 10 1 3 120 10 llO
Ncoeber 16 6 10 0 89 12 77 0
Noebr15 6 9 0 53 11 42 0
December 5 3 2 0 24 3 17 4
1945 -January 6 2 4 0 20 4 16 0
February 3 3 0 40 4 30 6
March 2 3
April
ii 5 4 28 223
14 1 8 5 42 1 35 6
May 10 3 5 2 51 1 314 16
June" 15 3 8 4 54 2 32 20
July 13 3 4 6 71 0 41 30
August 5 1 2 2 440 ~ 34 10
SUMMARY
1940.(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 8 0 5 3 27 0 21 6
1942 34 3 26 5 842 24 227 591
1943- 2014 45 84 75 .2,507 65 832 1,610
19444406 l114 2144 48 2,4a23 119 1,14214 880
1945 (8 Monthsl 77" 15 39 23 350 15 2144 91
CUMULAT2IVE
TOTAL 729 177 398 1514 6,149 223" 2,7148 3,178
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Transportation Corps.).
a The informtion shown on this page Is all that xa availableat this time on Army/-procured vessels. The ArmnyTransportation Corps procured
other types of vessels, including freight and passenger vessels, marine tractors, launches, cargo lighters, standard rescue boats, harbor -
defense vessels, and cocbat training vessels, but no reliable data are available on the number of such vessels or the dates of their deliv-
eries; see Explanatory Notes.
b Including all nonpropelled and self-propelled barges, dry or liquid cargo, including tankers.

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JULY
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EXPLANATORY NOTES
SHIPS

Source of Data

Indicated at the beginning of each major section at the bottom of the page.

Coverage of Data

The data shown in this section of OMPUS includes all deliveries of ships by the ship-
yards to the Government agencies primarily responsible for constructing vessels. Some miscel-
laneous ship construction.such as that for the Office of Defense Transportation and for the
Army, is excluded herein. By agency, the coverage is as follows:

.Navy Vessels

The Navy program reported herein comprises all ships completed under Navy cogni-
zance (except Navy small bdats), including the small amount of construction by the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, as well as the number of conversions for'each 'type of vessel.

Maritime Commission Vessels

The entire construction program-of the Maritime Commission consisting of Military

and Nonmilitary types is covered herein.

Nature of Data

Deliveries or acceptances of vessels, For Navy ships, the deliveries of vessels may
be either Navy conversions of Navy completions of constructions. Deliveries of Maritime
vessels represent completion of constructions,

Stage of Vessel Construction at Delivery

For new constructions, the following applies by type of ship:

Naval Vessels

For ships built in private yards, construction on the vessels delivered was 100
percent complete, with. only fitting-out work remaining to be done on the ships prior to
their joining the fleet. The vessels, after delivery at a private yard, came under the
cognizance of the Bureau of Ships for fitting-out, either at the private yard or at a Navy
yard. This work involved placing of guns, armor, communication equipment, and antisubmarine
devices, trial runs,.and the making of all necessary adjustments. The fitting-out time
ranged from a few days after delivery for some vessels to as much as six months for battle-
ships. For Navy yards, the stage of completion of the ships was equivalent to that of the
private yards.

Maritime Commission Vessels

Deliveries fell into three groups: (1) Vessels which were completed except for
some minor components which were to be supplied later, (2) Vessels transferred to the Navy
or other-Agencies. Certain Maritime Commission contracts called for only partial completion
of ships at delivery. (3) vessels with construction 100 percent complete and. all equipment
to be installed by the Commission on board ship. The procedure for the installation of guns
and other defense features varied. In'some yards they were installed prior to completions
in other yards they were installed after delivery.

Ship Program Classification

.axs' in accordance with the standard classification

The groupings of. tesael programs
established for munitions by the Bureau of Program and Statistics of the War Production Board,
as of November 15, 19&3. Standard classifications of vessels by the Navy Department and the
Maritime Commission differed somewhat from those in this volume,

Tonnage Units

For all combatants except 'Maritime CVE's, the displacement tonnages are actual
standard displacement. For all other naval vessels and Maritime CVE's, the displacement ton-
nages are actual light displacement. In the Cargo and, Supply section the' deadweight and gross
tonnages for naval vessels are estimated.

For Maritime vessels, gross and deadweight tonnages are actual; displacement tonnages
are estimates.

Displacement tonnages of conversions included in the unduplicated totals are esi-

mated. Except for those coluzmns in which unduplicated totals are shown, tonnage data are

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shown only for new constructions..

"Standard .displacement" of a surface vessel is the displacement of the vessel fully

manned, engined, and equipped ready for sea, including all armament and ammunition, provisions
and fresh water for crew, miscellaneous stores and all implements intended to be carried in
war, but without fuel or reserve feed water on board.

"Light displacement" is the total weight or displacement of the ship without ammuni-
tion, stores, cargo, fresh water, crew., and their effects.

"Deadweight" tonnage, the payload of a vessel, is'the number of tons of 2,240 pounds
each that a ship can transport of cargo, bunker fuel, water, stores, crew, and passengers. It
is the difference between the number of tons of water a vessel displaces light and the number
of tons it displaces after submerged to the load line (weight of a vessel including cargo,
stores, water, crew, and their effects).

"Gross tonnage" is a tonnage measurement based upon the volume of the vessel. It is
the total internal capacity of a vessel in cubic feet divided by 100.

Unduplicated Totals Based on Use

The total number of vessels of each major category available for use is not obtain-
able from the addition of new constructions by agencies, nor by the addition of constructions 1

and conversions; most of the conversions shown in the Navy columns are also included as new
constructions in the Maritime columns, since the Maritime Commission actually constructed these
vessels. Thus, for an unduplicated total for each major category of the ship program, the
double counting between Navy conversions and Maritime constructions reported by the two
agencies must be eliminated.

For inclusion in the unduplicated total, vessels were counted only once under the
category of their use. In accordance with this rule for counting, merchant-type vessels
converted by the Navy into military vessels were included only once under the type to which
converted. A Maritime standard cargo vessel converted into a transport is counted once as a
transport and eliminated from the "Unduplicated Total for Use" under "All Dry Cargo." Thus,
the "unduplicated total" for any one category may be less than the total of new constructions
for that type, since the ships are counted on a use basis under a different category; i.e.,
these Vessels were converted for use as a different type.

Conversions

The Navy counted ab conversions (1) all vessels acquired from private sources and
converted into naval vessels, and (2) all vessels acquired from the Maritime Commission. In
most instances, the Navy completion dates for Maritime-constructed vess'els coincided with the
Maritime delivery dates; some of the vessels, however, were completed by the Navy after Mari-
time delivery.

Beginning with the regular July 1945 issue of OMPUS, there were eliminated from the
Navy conversion program 321 vessels acquired in 1944 or earlier by the Navy and on which no
work was done. These are no longer considered conversions and are excluded from this review.

The Maritime vessels counted as conversions were completed by the yards as either
military types or as nonmilitary types. For example, in the case of Navy transport conversions
some of the vessels were completed by the Maritime yards as transports. In other cases, the
vessels were completed as merchant types. Thus, any totals of the number of transports in-
cluding both Navy and Maritime programs involve duplication. When the double-counting is
eliminated, the net number of transports available for the war effort is obtained and is shown 7
as the "unduplicated total."

Conversions acquired by the Navy from Maritime constructions of the same type
of ship are segregated on the summary pages. (For example, the number of Navy transport
conversions acquired from Maritime constructions of transports is given). The remainder for
each category is composed of vessels from private sources and Maritime merchant-type construc-
tions.

Military and Nonmilitary Maritime Constructions Li

A large part of the Maritime constructions gent to the Military. Some of the ves-
sels were constructed and delivered to the Armed Forces as military types--such as the carrier
escorts, frigates, transports, and military-type tankers. Others were constructed and deliv-
ered as nonmilitary-type vessels and were acquired by direct purchase, transfer, or bareboat
charter by the Armed Forces which converted the vessels for military use. The vessels were
acquired either at the time of construction or at a later date. The Military's acquisitions
of the merchant-type vessels are shown by major category in the summary tables. The totals
for all of these acquisitions are given in the Maritime Commission summary on page 95.

In all tables, the acquisitions, regardless of when acquired are counted in the
month when the vessels were completed at the building yards. J

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Vessels Not Shown

Maritime totals include two derrick barges (S1-BGl)-one delivered in November 194+',
and one delivered in January 1945--not shown elsewhere in this report.

Army Vessels

Beginning with the regular October 1944 issue of OPUS, Army vessels were no longer
reported, because the 'detailed data by type were no longer shown in the reports received
from the War Department. All Army vessels are excluded from the summary columns of this re-
port, although some information on Army tugs and barges has been obtained and is shown in
TableII, page 132.

PRODUCTION JULY 1,1940-AUGUT 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 194

PROCTION JULY 1,1940-AU~GUST 31,1945 SFPTEMBER t, 1945
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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS
SHIPS

ACM - Auxiliary Minelayer CL - LightCruiser

AD - DestroyerTender CM - Mine Layer
AE - Amunition Ship CMc - CoastalMine Layer
AF - StoreShip CV - Arcraft Carrier
AG - Miscellaneous Auxiliary CVI - Aircraft Carrier, Small
AGC - AmphibiousForceFlagship OTT - Aircraft Carrier, Escort (formerly
AGP - Auxiliary Motor Torpedo Boat Tender Auxiliery Aircraft Carrier,ACV)
ADS - Surveying Ship
AD - Hospital Ship DD - Destroyer
AK - Cargo Ship OP - DestroyerEscort
AA - AuxiliaryCargo Ship,Attack DM - Light Mine Layer
AE - Ret CargoShip DW - Deadweight Ton
ABS - General Stores IssueShip
AM - Large Minesweeper I - Unclassified
AM - Ease Minesweeper
AMC - CoastalMinesweeper LCC - Landing Craft, Control
AN - Ret Layer LOI (L) - Landing-Craft, Infantry(Large)
AO - Oiler LCM (2) - 45' LandingCraft, Mechanized,Mk. II
AOC - Casoline Tanker LCM(3) - 50' LandingCraft,Mechanized,M. III
AP - Transport LC (6) - 56' Landing Craft,Mechanized,
M. VI
APA - Auxliary Transport,Attack LCP (L) - 36' LandingCraft,Personnel(Large)
APC - CoastalTransport LCP(R) - 36' LandingCraft,Personnel(WithRamp)
APE - Barrack Ship (Self-Propelled) LOS () - LandingCraft,Support(small)
APD - Troop Transport (Converted DD) LCS(L) - LandingCraft,Support (Large).
APB - Transportfor Wounded LCT (5, 6) - LandingCraft,Tank,Mca. V & VI
APL - Barrack Ship (on-Self-Propelled) LCO - Landing Craft,Vehicle
APV - Aircraft Trasport LCVP - LandingCraft,Vehicleand Personnel
AR - Repair Ship LISD - Landing Ship,Dock
ARE - Auxiliary Repair Ship, Battle Damage ISM - LandingShip,Medium
ARC - Internal Combustion FEgine Tender ISM (R) -Landing Ship,Medium (Socket)
AE - Heavy Bull Repair Ship ISV - LandingShip,Tank
ARM - Auxiliary Repair Ship, Landing Craft - LandingShip,Vehicle
ARS - Salvage Vessel LVT - LandingVehicle,Tracked (Unanmored)
ARS (D) - Sslvage Lifting Vessel LTD (A) - LandingVehicle,Tracked (Armored)
ARS (T) - Salvage Craft Tender
AR - Aircraft Repair Ships Mk. - Mark
ARV (A) - Aircraft Repair Ships (Aircraft)
ARV (E) - Aircraft Repair Ships (Engine) PC - 175' SubmarineChaser
AS - Submarine Tender PCF - 1EO' Patrol Craft,Escort
ASR - Submarine Rescue Vessel PCE (R) - 160' Patrol Craft,Escout (Rescue)
ATA - Ocean Tug, Auxilisry PCS - 136' SubmarineChaser
ATE - Ocean Tug, Fleet PF - Prigate
ATO - Ocean Tug PC - CunBoat
ATE - Rescue Tug P05 - Motor Cun foat
AV - SeaplaneTender (Large) PT - Motor Torpedo Boat
AVP - Seaplane Tendsr (Small) PY - Yacht
AW - Distilling Ship PYa - CoastalYacht
PYT - harbor Tug (Peru)
BAX - Cargo-Ship(British)
SAM - LargeMinesweeper(Eritish) RPT - Motor TorpedoBoat (Russia)
EARS - Slvage Vessel (British)
BE -Battleship 5-BG1 - Derrick Barge
BCT - AircraftCsrrier,Fscort(Eritish) 3-S2-BPl - CebleShip
BDE - DestroyerEscort Vessel (British) SC - 110' SubmarineChaser
BPT - Motor TorpedoBoat (British) SR - Submarine
BYMS - Motor Minesweeper(ritish)
BYT - Harbor Tug (British) YMS - Motor Minesweeper
YN - Set Tender
YI - DistrictPatrolVessel
CA - Heavy Cruieer YTB - harbor Tug,Rig
CB - Large Cruiser XTL - Harbor Tug, Little

RI, 2945 SEPTEMBER I. 2945

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1 JULY I, 1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 ss-ost
 ORDNANCE AND
AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES
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ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

F! ELI ARTILLERY

(Unit-Each)

HEAVYFIELD

New Modified

PIO 4- E-n 8-inch 155-" 15-iceI155x= ic Field

Total Howitzer
Ml
.G , Howitzer
M2 (Ml)
Gul,M2(lcowitzer
andM - p.2) M1 jHi-spieed
Fyid Gun Total Fed i.Hwte
-s-peed.

1940 - July
August
September 35
October 1 1
November 1 1
December

1941 - January 3 3
February 2
March 1 622
1 1
April
May 8 8
June 2 2

0* 0 149 29 120
July
7 89 9 80
Auguat 7
4 4 146 66 80
September 80
October 6. 6 108 28
November 3 158 58 100
3 80
December 25 173 93
25
1942 - January 23 108 38 70
23
February 28 28 137 107 3O
31 86 18 68
March 31
April 31 59 34 25
31
May 35 3 8 25
35 72 Program
June 37 37 72
complete
July 45 38 38 38
August 70 38 Program Program
September 77 38 4 complete complete
October 90 2 15
November 68 44 6 10
December 112 51 11 12

1943 - January 116 33 21 30

February 104 37 25 30
March 104 8 51 30
April 191 81 56 40
May 200 59 95 32
June 200 43 121 22

July 274 55 175 28

August 294 56 196 27
September 316 66 197 27
October 312 60 197 27
November 279 56 170 26
"December 270 44 165 26

1944 - January 219 6 153 21

February 218 9 163 19
March 171 8 134 Program
April 218 15 168 complete
May 288 28 196
June .518 46 206

July 301 51 17b

August 295 74 130
September 506 74 "146
October 314 73 159
November 326 71 172
December 310 71 146

1945- January 282 65 140

February 282 65 135
March 246 55 120
April 164 17 103
May 126 35 70
June 47 17 30
July 0 0 0
August 0 0 0

S940(6 Months) . 0 0 0 35 0 0 35 0 55
1941 62 0 0 0 62 0 0 1,445 283 1,162
1942 b47 b 10 132 439 .19 41 5335 351 218
1943 2,660 57 49 142 598 1,469 345 0 0 0
1944 3,284 158 57 554 526 1,949 40 0 0 0
1945 (8 Monthal 1,147 94 23 178 254 598 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 7, 805 315 1.9 1, 006 1, 882 4, 0351426 2,015 j 598 11,1
Source of Data -U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stageof Completion -"slant acceptances.

SEPTEMBER ~, 1945 U-
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, I, 940-AUGUST 31,
JULY1,1940-AUGUST 1945
SI,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 a$-
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ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNlS

Fl ELS ARTI LLERY

__________________(Unit - Each)

LIGHT FIELD AND ANITANK ______________

105-mm Howitzer 3-inch Gun

'ota1 Mpp1 (142)

tField90-mIODTotal
k? T8
GunFiald,3
Antitank W/ Mount

1940 - Jl 66 9
August 109 11
September 175 10
October 162 10
November 67 0
December 71 0
1941 - January 73 10
February 64. 17
March 84 17
April 129 25 25 16
May 111 18 18 14
June 182 18 18 14
July 158 0 0 12
Auguat 385 9 9 Progrm
September 602 71 71 complete
October 867 144 144
November 762 189 189
5December 638 123 123
1942 - January 995 275 275
February 1,006 367 367
March 875 479 479
April 1,342 467 467
May 1,570 356 356
June 1,418 126 126
July 1,660 470 470
Augut 1,903 172 172
"'September 1,852 189 189
October 2,833 399 399
November 2,354 25 25
December 2,728 0 0 250

1943 - January 2,297 142 142 200

February 1, 783 241 200 41 190
March 1.,874 411 229 182 100j
April 1,7X45 539 304 235 100
My144332 194 138 100
June. 1,459 375 199 176 60
July 1,677 507 255 252 07
August 1,615 528 288 240 0
September 1,193 513 316 197 0
October 1,238 471 311 160 0
November 1,120 391 228 163 98
December 1,226 199 18 181 402
1944 - January 996" 442 312 130 0
February 741 225 125 100 0
March 643 148 73 75 0
April 810 165 90 75 160
May 718 30 0 30 200
June 613 0 0 0 200
July 573 50 50 0 175
Auguat 512 50 50 0 137
September 598 50 50 0 128
October 563 125 125 0 Program
November 460 150 150 0 complete
-~December 458 175 175 0 3J
1945 - January 407 130 130 0 25
February 552 130 130 0 40
March 688 130 130 0 '35
April 1,000 215 150 65 35
May 890 130 100 30 35j
>June 708 200 90 110 27
July 100 0 0 0 0
Augut 222 0 0 0 0

Months)
190(6 650 0 0 0 0 0 40
1941 4,055 597 597 0 0 0 100
1942 20,536 3,325 3,325 0 0 250 0
1943 18,696 4,649 2,684 1,965 0 1,250 0
1944 7,685 1,610 1,200 410 3 1,000 0
1945 (8 Monthel 4,567 935 730 205 197 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 56,189 J 11,116 8,536 - 2,580 200 2,500 140
Source of Data - U. S. War fepartment(OrdnanceDepartment).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
J

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 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASER13

GUNS
ARTILLERY, MORTARS, ANDNAVAL:
FIELO ARTILLERY.

________________(Unit'- Each)
LIGHT FELD AND)ANTITANK- Continued

75-mm Hoitzer' 37-mm Gun

PITD75-rn .75-mm 57-i

Antitank 0' i Recoilless pack, MiAl Field Antitank Gun Antitank
W/Carriages N20
Rif'le To 2~. W/arri&:des M3A1(M1) Ml,N3A1, 1ZAl(?.) Field, T32
M2A2& M2A3 (T21I725) M and M8 W/Carriage or Mark M3 W/Carriage W/MountT9
" MA1 M4A1(M4)

1940 - July 37 20
August 23 75
September 84 .6 6 .75
October 314- 10 10 128
November .51 5 5 31
December 45 15 15 11.
1941 -January 8 15 0 15' 40
February 39' 8 0 8 0
March - 59 6 0 6 2
April 16 15 32 5 5T
May 46 21 11 10 12
June 70 17 17, 0 63
July 68 6 6 0 72
August 149 39 24 15 188
September 92 75 34 39 566
October 108 60 31 29' 555
November 29 93 16 77 451
December Program 69 37 32 446
complete
1942 - January- 111 47 64 609
February 0 0 0 639
March 0 01 0 2 394
April 48 48 0 75. 752
May 54 54 0 158 1,002
June 48 48 0' 282 962 .
July 54 34 0 '235 921
August 25 25 0 602 1,104
September 55 55 0 509 1,099
October 241 241 0 692 1,501
November 296 296 0 695 1,338
December 36o 360 0 627 1,491
1943 - January 294 294 0 767 894
February 62 62 0 670 625
March 308 308 0 603 452
April 230 205 ' 25 606 290
May 251 205 26 581 200
June 205 205 Program 419 400
complete
July 215 215 355 600
August 215 215 572 500
September 245 245 283 152
October 215 215 367 185
November 215 215 416 Program
December 208. 208 417 complete
1944 - January 208 203 346.
February 170 170 346
March 150 150 345
April 142 142 343
My145 145 343
June 70 70 343
July 5 5 343
August 5- 5 320
September 5 5 540 , 75
October 5 . .5 333 100
November 5 5 250 55
December 5" 5 250 25
1945 - January Program Program 252 -0
February 37 complete complete 300 45
March 73 400' 50
April 200 450 100
May 300 425 Program
Jutne 306 175 complete
July. 100 0
Augut 222 0
SI4ANY
1940 (6 Months) 234 0 36, -36 0. 0 340 0
1941 684 0 . 422. 188 234- 0 2,252 0
1942 0 . 0 1,272 1,208 64 3.877 11,812 0
1943 0 0 2,643 2,592 51 3,8%6 4,298 0
1944 0 0 915 915 0 3,902 0 255
1945 (8 Months) 0' 1,238 0 0 .0 2,002 0 '195
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 918 1,258 5,288 4,939 349 15,637 18,702 450
Source of Data- U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
St49h of Completion - Plant acceptancee.

PRODUCTION,.JULy , 1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPEoaEuR

I,.1945
so-oft
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ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

SPARE CANNOQNFOR FIELD ARTILLERY

_________________
___________(Unit - Each)
HEAVY FIELD

Total
PERIOD Spare 240-~a .ic 8-inch 155-rn 155m
Cannon Hoitzer 8-ie Eowitzer Gun, M2 Dovitzer k"un ch
M1 Guk 2(M1) (Miand IfAl) MlGuH

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October.
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December 3
19144- January
February 9
March 20
April .9
May 18
June 0
July 0
August 0
September .21
October 31
November 43
December 47
1945 - January 38
February 50
March 105
April 135
May 141
June 162
July
August
138
.71 1,
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0
II 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 I 0 0. 0 0 0 0
1943 323 I 1 0 3 190 40 89
19448Mnhl1,512 150 299 840 2,010 852 361

CUMULATV TTA 8,4136 262 4141 1,0514 3,1469 2,310 927

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Crdnsnae Department).
Stage of
Completion - Plant acceptances.

SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
1,940- AUGUST 31,1945
JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER 1 1945 0e-at
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FOR FIELD, TANK, AND SELF-PROPELLED ARTILLERY

________
___________________ ~~(Unit
Each)- -_________________________

LIGHTFIELD)A=)ANTITANK TANK AND 5E12-TNREILEI

105-m
Total Field Howitzer75m

PERIOD TSp Ttaa0r ie Howitzer Gun, M 6

TuielTtal9 Field-m Total M4, Tank Tank and 7 -mm Howitzer
M3, for
H
un,
FieldS FBiGnd and Self Self- Tank Gun Tank Gun
M u, 8 Gn ropelled
f21 oplled MA2 I nig
_____ _____ ______
_______________ _____ _____ _____ 4 _____
Vehile,
______Tracked

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
.April
May
June
6,1488 5,910 1,607 155 578
July
August
September
October
November
December

19144- January 820 292 52 157 49 2144 66 0

401 0
February 830 461 292 32 157 49 2414 66
March 859 461 292 32 137 49 2144 6b 9
April 461 292 32 137 49 2144 66 20
810 20
May 461 292 52 137 21414 66
June 292 32 157 50 2144 67 20
852 461
July 838 461 292 32 137 20 2144 83 20
August 895 461 292 52 137 40 2144 614 74
September 9014 469 292 52 157 40 2144 46 05
October 901 471 2914 59 138 50 2145 75 0
November 456 175 140 7 0 127 51 0 0
December. 210 135 0 240 90 0
540 50
1945 - January 859 348 1514 60 50 225 90 66 35
February 1, 086 601 469 32 100 2614 90 1 40
March 2,166 1,278 1,150 18 1O0 2814 123 0 48
April 1,8614 1,1149 1,077 22 50 2355 210 80 15
May 1,221 726 600 58 0 100 15
June 944 555 580 100 75 0 4 160 Proem
July 525 230 250 0 0 0 0 293 complete
Auguet 200 157 157 0 0 0 0 23

SUMMARY
194(6 43nthe) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 6,4,88 5,91,0 1,607 153 0 4,150 578 0 0 0 0 578
19144 9,575 5,011 3,195 5614 81 1,571 4,5614 812 277 2,562 66bSP
1945 (8 Months) 8,863 5,01414 4,217 270 117 440 5,819 1,008 1,1418 517 725 155

TOTAL 24,926
CUMULATIVE 15,965 9,019 787 198 5,961 18,961 1,820 1,695 5,099 1,388 959

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances,

SI, 945 SEPTEMBER I.945

PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, I,1940- AUGUST 31,
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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__________(Unit - Each)

HEAVY FIELD

Total
Spr
PRIO
PEIDmechanisms
ecoil
pareMe M7MM
Total for 220-mmi for 0-inch for 8-inch for 155-ma for 155-mm for >a.-inch
Howitzer, M1 Gun,Mle Howitzer Gun,M2 Howitzer, ML Gun, Ml
ml.(W.) (M1 and MiAl)

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June
1,4101 120 26
July
August
September
October
November
December

19424- January 390 7

February 393 10
March 407 10
April 463 10
May 527 10
June 393 10

July 10
August 500 10
September 530 10
October 307 10
November 323 10
December 3924 20

194i5- January 8114 20

February 1,369 20
March 1,3247 15
April 879 15
May 751 10
June 462 Program
July 1124 complete
August 175
SUMMARY
194(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 1,2401 120 2 0 2 62 28 26
1945,031 2,035 42 40 278 391 1,157 127
19 45 (8U M
UoA
nthIsVE T r t1 5,,
9141 1 1,,
8941 2937 30 2647 432
8 1,,
0533 830

Source of Data - U. S. War Deprtment ( Ordnance Departmnt).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.,

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 so-oat

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LIGHTFIELD AND ANTITANIKSELF-PROPELLED

For 105-mmHowitzer

T56, for 1M1 (T514)

PERIOD T25'4 1 8-inch for 155-mm
Total M2Al M414 for g0-mmn for 75m for 57-mm Total Howitzer Gun NP (Ml)
for l.2A1 for to Gun, TO Howitzer Gun, M1 M2 (Ml1)on on Carriage
Howitzer Howitzer 1A Carriage T89 M0(T83)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
19143-January
February
March
April
May
June
Juy1,281 589 148 290 2514
August
September
October
November
December

19144- January 249 102 33 0 114

February 249 102 33 0 114
March 263 102 33 14 114
April 319 102 33 70 114
May 383 102 33 134 114
June 249 102 33 0 114

July 260 102 33 11 114

August 360 '102 33 111 114-
September 388 210 36 28 114
October 86 33 0 45 8
November 93 53 0 40 0
December 97 44 0 3 50
1945 -January 428 3814 0 0 44 5 5
February 1,056 830 102 0 1214 0 0
March 94"' 744 200 0 3 10 10
April 539 379 135 0 25 15 15
May 513 296 57 2 1 157 15 15
June 219 214 70 25 0 100 57 57
July 25 0 0. 25 0 0 25 25
August 48 0 0 48 0 0 118 98 20
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'
19143 1,281 589 148 0 290 2514 0 0 0
19144 2,996 1,156 300 0 456 1,0814 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 3,775 2,657 5614 100 1 453 245 98 147
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 8,052 4,402 1,012 100 747 1,791 245 98 147

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 1. 1945

SEPTEMBER
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TANK GUNS AND HOWITZERS

_________________
_________ _________ _________ Unit - Each) _____ ___________ _____ _____

75-MMGUN

105- Ho-iter
6
PERIOD Total Howitze 90-nmn
GuoMvGntGnerA 3-inch 7 -nM, M a adnd TM53ank)Gu for Tank Gu

Tracked

1940 - July
August
September
October 491.
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
1,773
April
May
June

July 623 52 571

August 712 78 634
September 634 132 502
Otober 976 241 735
November 621 292 329
December 957 371 586
1942 - January 1,362 885
477
February 1,475 533 942
March 2,292 796 1,496
April 2,704 922 1,782
May 3,184 1,288 1,896
June 4,421 2,415 2,006
July 4,936 2,535 2,401
August 4,890 2 2,487 2,401
September 4,360 5 1,655 2,500
October 4,799 0 1,960 2,531
November 4,607 0. 2,039 2,469
December 0 1,778 2,530
1943 - January 10 1,880 1,500
February Program 2,185 1,400
March 3,355 complete 2,215
April 1,140
3,025 1,965 1,060
May 2,845 880
1,965
June 2,775 1,965 810
July 2,515
August 1,965 550
2,966 2,Al92 870
September 2,621 1,455 1,150
October 2,400
November 995 1,350
2,725 900 1,665
December 2,506 873 1,450
1944 - January 2,522 589 900
February 2,235 100
March 900
1,584 50 500
April 2,031 800
39
May 2,160 Program 751
June 1,460 complete 100
July 1,285
August 49
1,143 Program
September 1,293
October complete
1,336
November 1,305
December 1,637
1945- January 1,912
February 2,080
March 2,448
April 2,215
May 1,909
June 868
July 303
August 162
St 4ADY
1940 (6 Months) 491 0 0 °0 0 0 0 0 491
1941
1942
6,296 0 0 0 0 1,216 0 0 5080
43,368 0 0 7 637 18,885 0 0 23,839
1943 34,711 168 50 10 203 20,455 0 0 13,825
1944 19,991 2,404 238 0 8,502 778 2,370 1,699 4,000
1945 (8 Months) 11,897 2,563 2,041 0 3,743 0 2,947 603 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 116,754 -5)-35- 2,529- 17 .13,085 41,334 5,317 2,302 47,235
Sourceof Data -.U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment).
Stage of Completion'sPlazt acceptances.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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_____________________
_________ (Unit_-_Each) ___________________________

HEAVY LIGHT

Total10-mowte
Self-f10em owtr
propelled,8ich amm 15-mM
PERHIOD Gns 4 -ichnd ~ 5 For Motor For
Howitzers Total Howitzer Gun, Ml Howitzer Total for Gun Carriage Motor
M1 and M42 Ml Total Motor T19, Half Carriage
CarriageO .track 1M7
Mad6(T76)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August.
September
October
November
December
1942-January 1 1~ 1 1
February 86 86 38 38
March 305 35 1836T9136
April24727 18 34
May 397 397 33 Program 33
Jue658 658 58 complete 58
July 1,253 1,253 1.52 152
August 782 782 290 290
September 81Q 1 1 809 279 279
October 463 37 37 426 53 53
November' 1,631 12 12 1,619 485 485
December 1,938 10 10 1,928 520 520

19243- January 1,315 16 16 1,299 175 175

February 1,5242 19 19 11523 125 195
March 1,498 5 5 1,2493 100 100
April 1,3242 0 0 1,3242 75 75
May 1,088 0 0 1,088 92 92
June 759 0 0 759 75 75
July 695 0 0 695 75 75
August 810 0 0 810 75 75
September 1,1)49 0 0 , 1,1249 75 75
October 1,183 0 0 1,183 43 . 43
November 7724 0 0 7724 0 0
December 1,000 0 0 1,000 69 69
- January
19244 474 0 0 474 182 182
February 265 0 0 265 140 140
March 1324 0 0 1324 724 724
April 200 0 0 200 100 100
my120." 0 0 120 95 95
June 248 0 0 248 83 83
July 215 0 0 215656
August 225" 0 0 225 65 6
September 290 0 0 290 75 75
October 327 0 0 327 75 75
November 358 0 0 358 125 125
December 125 0 0 125 125 125

1945 - January 130 5 5 125 125 125

February 149 45 45 1024 1024 1024
March 30 30 30 0 0 Prograu
April 293 177 175 2 116 0 complete
May 305 95 24 71 0 210 0
June 543 93 0 68 25 450 115 115
July 663 98 24 Program 74 565 300 300
Auguet 182 42 0 complete 42 140 140 140

UMM4AY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 "0 0 0 0 0 0
1910. 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0
1921 8,811 60 0 60 0. 8,751 2,228 0 324 1,9024
19243 13,155 40 0 . 40 0 13,115 979 0 0 979
19244 2,981 0 0 0 0 2,981 1,2024 0 0 1,204
19245(8 Months'l 2,295 585 48 3924* .143 1,710 7824 555 0 229
CUMULATIVE TOT2AL 27,242 685 48 494 143 26,557 5,195 555 324. 4,316

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance

Department).
Stage. of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Production of MIeswase completed in 1943.

32, 945
1940- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I,2945
JULYI,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTiON, JULY
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER k1945
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_______________________ ~(Unit
,Each)________________
LIGHT - Continued
75-mm Howitzer
6
Total 90-mm 3-inoh 7 -m 75-im-ma mm 3-
(OhrTe Monor
u,1 ufor rMotor For Motor For Motor Antitank for Motor Antitank
105-mm forrMotoe Moria Moorr Half-track Carriage Carriage Gunl arig i, M
Howitzer) M3 r)Czr,~,Crig
T71) 10
arage
T70
CharrieaTeGHalf-mM
Cass Ttralf- M119

1940 - July
J

August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February 48 1
March 169 101
April 3014 218 0
May 3614 206 1 157
June 600 178 0 422
July 1,101 8 105 0 928
August 492 113 0 0 328
September 530 83 109 0 301
37
October 373 142 120 0 5 106
November 1,1314 231 543' 4 156 200
December 1,1408 480 263 76 2114 300 75
19143
- January 1,1214 602 96 Program 1814 100 142
February 1,398 610 20 complete 160 150 458
March 1,393 597 71 175 250 300
April 1,267 549 6 150 162 400
May 996 542 4 150 Program 300
June 6814 478 Program 150 complete
complete
July 620 495 25 100 Program
August 735 525 110 100 complete
September 1,0714 635 339 100
October 1,140 539 526 75
November 7714 97 602 75
December 931 158 698 75
19144
- January 292 Program 207 85
February 125 complete Program 85
March 60 complete Program
April 100 complete
May. 25
Juna 165

July 150
August 160
September 215
October 252
November 233
December 0
1945 - January 0
February 0
March 0
April 116
May 210
June 335
July 265
August' 0
SUMMIARY
1940(6 Months} 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 6,523 0 1,057 0 1,8144 392 413 300 0 2,517
1943 12,136 0 5,827 2,300 197 0 1,14914 662 0 1,656
191414 1,777 1,400 0 207 0 0 170 0 0 0
1945 (8Months) 926 9214 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 21,362 2,3214 6,8814 2,507 2,0141 392 2,077 962 2 4,173

Source of Data- U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 sa-o

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AIRCRAFT AND ANTIAIRCRAFT GUNS

(unit- Each)
Afl?02A1T
GUNS ANTIIRAFT GUNS
Nov _New
Modified
37-nm 20-mm 90-~mm
PERIOD 75-im 20-sax MS(T31)
1anM5i53~flO- from AN- Tota1 4.7.inoh ed_ Mobile
Total mut(A-4)otro.W/
n/ Mountd uizaTotl
Ml M2 Mobile tal emoe W Reot
>M4E3) /i 0 ?~l con+',l

1940 - July 20
August- 28
September 2
October 31
November 37
December 3
1941 -January 1.8
February 40 1
March 7 7 66 5
April 1 1 54 0
May 6 6 103 8
June 30 30 52 1
July 50 50 31 10
August 17 12 5 34 23
September 75 25 50 40 21
October 28 28 0 49 38
November 2514 66 188 45 21
December 1,31'?_. 165 1,152 77 43
1942 - January 2,652 247 2,405 814 75
February 3,096 270 2,826 114 714
March 4,262 350 3,912 139 814
April 5,138 400 4,738 34.6 137
May 6,721 426 .6,295 749 171
June 6,7140 458 6,282 978 186
July 6,5o6 500 6,006 1,363 292
August 4,236 555 3,681 1,675 368
September 5,169 662 4,507 2,087 383
October 6,955 758 6,197 2,11414 501 9
November 8,196 750 7,1446 2,1814435 10
December 8,1443 755 7,688 2,6146 580 14i 27
19143- January 8,200 547 7,653 2,719 567 100 50
February 8,125 5 570 7,550 2,186 512 89 31
March 7,208 58 550 6,600 2,339 1 501 51 50
April 7,600 150 850 6,600 2,177 3 477 Program 75
My7,600 150 850 .6,600 1,916 19 376 compete 12
June 7,298 150 50 498 6,600 1,936 4o0 415 65
July 7,220 150 210 260 6,600 1,7214 55 362 25
August 7,025 92 0 250 6,683 .1,725 63 365 Program 31
September . 5,495 43 202 250 5,000 1,586 69 267 complete 41
October 5,023 73 250 200 4,500 1,558 50o 93614
November 4,250 200 750 100 3,200 2,022 50 44 4
December 3,088 2214 300 150 2,1414 2,271 50 95 95
19144- January, 2,3814 150 760 375 1,119 1,718 25 50 50
February 1,2514 100 788' 200 166 1,750 50 50 50
March 558 125 213 220 Program 1,229 50 25. 25
April 1,050 150 245 655 complete 985
66 25 25 25
May 612 150 162 300 Program 25 25
June 435 135 Program 300 80 660 ccmplete 25 25
complete
July 113 13 100 203 560 25 25
August 200 Program 200 1,052 393 25 25
September 220 complete 220 1,821 425 25 -2
October 230 230 2,552 395 25 25
November 250 250 2,491 511 Program Program
December 250 250 2,750 350 complete complete
1945 - January 200 200 2,650 250
February 200 200 2,650 130
March 200 200 2,650 245
April 200 200 2,650 171
May 200 200 1,917 0
June 0 0 1,025 0
July 0 0 1,200 0
Augut 0 0 1,0145 0
S M ARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 170 0 0 0 0 0
1941 1,785 0 0 390 1,395 0 639 0 171 0 0 0
1942 68,1114 0 0 6,131 61,983 0 14,509 0 3,286 14 416 0
1943 78,132 1,295 1,762 5,075 70,000 0 24,159 400 4,0714 240 308 275
191414 7, 556 803 2,168 3,300 1,285 10,9149 9,636 150 300 0 0 300
194(Mnh) 1,000 0 0 1,000 0 15,787 796 0 0 0 0 0
CUULAIVE~ TOTAL- 156,587- 2,098 - 3,930 15,896- 134,663 26,736 149,909- 550- 7,831 2514- 35 5
Source of Data U. S. WperDepartment (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
aIncluding 13143-inch mobile guns in 1941; monthly figures for this gun are estimated, since a detailed breakdown is not available.

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____________________(Unit -Each) ____

AIAICRAFT - Continued ROCRET

LAUNR7NNS

NOV - Continued Converted 4.5-inch

90-mm, 1M2
PEID90-rn. - Continued 40-mm Bofors (Single-mount) 37-mm Mount M42 Antitank
UPemoOD from M1 2.36-inch
- vAriao
Mnual3-tube 3-tube Bazooka
ete k Ttl )l A Anti- propelled Control i'2El M10 T57 A1 Tps
Control Control and , sumarine
1M2 MiA2 and )4A2ra
__________ MiAl MiAl T28l M3ed _ _______

1940 - July 20
August 20
September. 28
October 31
November 37
December 4
1941 - January 36
February 1 27
March 5 50
April o 45
may 8 84
Jamne 1 40
July 10 10
August 23 0
September 21 8
October 4 34 -0
November 0 21 13
December 0 43 25
1942 - January In 71 9 _
February 0 74 4o
March 27 57 In 4 51
April 77 60 126 126 85
May 129 42 428 428 150
June 178 8 589 589 203 5,000
July 292 Program 877 877 20 174 241
August 368 complete 966 966 60 281 7,768
September 383 1,355 1,355 0 349 16,161
October 492 1,429 1,429 0 214 13,137
November 425 1,532 1,552 2 215 22,699
December 539 1,666 1,606 60 200 200 12,452
1943 - January 417 1,579 1,505 74 348 225 10,020.
February 392 1,338 1,238 100 45 291 7,692
March 400 1,457 1,241 216 5 375 8,593
April 402 1,364 1,239 125 0 33 8,234
K.364 1,269 1,144 125 0 252 8,101
June 350 1,355 1,230 225 0 226 4,596
5,000
July 337 1,284 1;179 105 0 23 5,864
August 334 1,297 1,152 11.5 0 Program 16,262
September 226 1,250 1,020 230 0 complete 10,758
October 29 1,175 935 240 240 7,494
November Program 1,340 825 515 588 7,062
December complete 1,496 a 777 519 630 6,808
1944 - January 1,199 264 935 444 0 6,020
February 1,171 536 635 479 0 4,491
larch 1,035 400 635 119 0 8,030.
April 935 300 635 Program 2 1,257 15,050
May 635 Program 635 complete 8 2,552 78 9,880
June 635 complete 635 10 4,094 3,351 17,382

July 535 535 19 7,295 14,532 15,004

August 368 368 11 13,058 25,294 22,080
Septembher. 400 400 16 16,861 20,636 29,227
October 370
13013 6,883 16,204 55,567
370
November 511 511 Program 22,434 30,000
December 350 350 22 complete 7,471 24,646

1945 - January 250 250 10 Program 25,000

February 130 130 25 complete 21,000
March 245 245 16 19,742
April 171 171 0 21,000
May 0 0 1 10,997
June 0 0 3 Program
July 0o°o014 complete
August 0 0 5
SUMMdARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 170 0 0 0 0
1941 4 167 0 0 0 0 334 0 0 0 0
1942 2,914 322 8,972 8,922 60 282 1,969 0 0 0 67,428
1943 3,251 0 16,204 13,485 2,519 1,856 1,625 0 5,000 0 98,284
19441(Mot) 0 0 8,144a 1,500 6,644 1,042 0 221 52,000 100,000 215,177
74
[
15(Mth 0 0 796. 0 796 0 0 0 0 95,739
CUMULATIV P
SAD 6,169 479 34,116 23,897 10,019 3,180 4,098 195 57,000 100,000 :75,626
Sourceof Data -+U.S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment).
Stage of Completion - Plant psoceptanceg.
a Tncluding200 Ml's with M45mount.

AUGUST31, 1945
1,1940- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, I945~ as-sal
JULY 1,1940-
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
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E3A'JYLLIGHT

1940 -July 38
__ _ _

32
_
Totalorar155-rnTta
2 Chemical
4.2- inch

Rcoilless
~*W/ount Total

32
81-m a

Ml

32
T27 Total

6 6
60-rni

T
16 6

August 227 50 50 50 177 177

September 209, 72 72 72 1,37 137
October 2614 49 49 49 215 215
November 231 70 70 70 161 161
December 2014 114 114 114 90 90
1941 - January 330 51 51 51 279 279
February 493 39- 39 39 4514 4514
March 441 48 48 48 393 393
April 555 2 2 2 553 553
May 785 181 181 181 6014 6014
June 1,075 239 239 239 836 836

July 1,285 221 221 221 1,0614 1,0614

August 546 256 256 256 290 290
September 746 349 349 349 397 397
October 1,022, 45 455 455 567 567
November 715 280 280 280 435 435
December 352 0 0 0 352 352
1942 - January 619 195 195 195 424 424
February 645 345 345 345 300 300
March 665 286 286 286 379 379
April 606 281 281 281 325 325
May 521 321 1 320 320. 200 200
-Tne 1,550 696 44 652 652 8514 8514
July 997 695 15 680 680 302 302
August 739 527 33 494 494 212 212
September 626 626 200 426 426 0 0"
October 935 600 0 600 600 335 335
November 600 430 0 430 430 170 170
December 2,480 1,2140. 530 710 710 1,2140 1,2140
1943 - January 1,967 740 190 550 550 1,227 1,227
February 1,875 725 160. . 565 565 1,150 1,150
March 1,896 801 142 659 659 1,095 1,095
April 2,193 1;043 16C0 883' 883. 1,150 1,150
May 2,0148 871 150 721 721 1,177 1,177
June 2,080 730 100 630 630 1,350 1,350
July 2,080" 730 100 630 630 1,350 1,350
August 2,398 913 110 803 803 1,485 ' '1,485
September 2,383 898 110 788 788 1,485 1,485
October 2,3145 915 106 809 '809 1,40 1,430
November 2,269 918 95 823 823 1,351 1,351
December 2,2147 892 69 823 823 1,355 1,355
19144- January 2,067 506 81 425. 425 1,561 1,313 248
February 1,372 5714 199 375 375 798 550 248
March 1,593 625 250 375 375. 968 720 248
April 1,729 760 350 410 410 "969 720 249
May 1,962 993 565'"428 428 99 70 249
June 2,028 1,059. 639 420 420 969 ' 720 249
July 1,8145 876, 206 670 420 250 969 720 249
August 1,682 . 862 250 612 520 92 820 720, 100
September 2,2141 899 2 200. 697 589 108 1,3142 720 622
October 2,291 736 77 0 659 609 50 1,555 750 805
November. 2,539 1,069 37 200 832 746 86 1,470 1,070 400
December . 3,493 1,763 0 170 1,593 1,557 36' 1,730 1,330 400
1945 - January 3,2814 1,3114 0 125 4 1,185 1,135 . 50' 1,970 .1,370 600
February 5,387 1,651 29 125 5 1,492 1,1442 50 3,736 3,236 500
March 6,910 1,803 50 75 4 1,6714 1,6214 50 5,107 4,607 500
April 8,328 1,470. 29 62 3 1,376 1,326 50 6,858 6,483 375
May 6,770 867T 0 88 . 1 778 750 28 5,903 5,800' 103
June 5,51 350 0 75 25 250 250 Program 5,167 5,167 0
Juy308 335 15 100 28 192 192 completej 96
2,693 2,693 0
August 898 102 .5 0 47 '50 50 796 0
SMIRY
1940 (6 Months) 1,173 387 0 0 0 387 387 0 786 786 0
1941 8,3145 2,121 0 0 0 2,121 2,121 0 6,2214 6,2214 0
194i2 10,983 .6,2142 0 823 0 5,1419 5,1419 0 4,7141 4,741 0
19143 25,781 10,176 0 1,1492 0 8,6814 8,6814 0 15,605 15,605 0
19144 24,8142, 10,722 u6 3,110 0 7,1496 6,8714 622 11,120 10,053 4,067
194~5 (8,Monthaeh 40,122 7,892 128 650 117 6,997 6,769 228 32,230 30,152 2,078
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 111,2146 37,5140 244 6,075 117 31,1014 30,2514 85o 73,706 67,561 6,4
Source of.Data - U.S. War Department. (Orxiance Department and Chemical Warfare. Service).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances, except 4.2-inch chemical mortar, which is proof accepted.

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NAVAL SURFACE FIRE

_____________________ (~~~~Unit
- Eah) _______________________

Tfl42-GUN TUN2E2S ASSEBLIES

SINBGIE

pgZq16-inch/50 16 f~745 l2-inch/50 S8afloh/55 6-inch/47 5-inch/5k. Caliber Caliber Caliber

Caliber r Cal pliber,- Cliber Caliber Caie Wet Type Wet Type Wet Type

1940 -July
August
September
October 3
November 0
December 0
1941 January 0
February 0
March 3
April 0
May 0
June 0
July 0
August 0
September 0
October 0
November 0
December

1942 - January 3
February 0
March 6
April 0
May 0
June 3 u1

July 0 4
August 0 7
September 0
October 14
0 17
November 0 17
December 0
1943 - January 0 15
February 0 Program
March 0 complete
April 0
May 0
June 0 1

July 0 7
August 0 10
September 0 16
October 0 19
November 0 17
December 0 20
19144
- January 0 15
February 0 17
March 0 12
April 0 9
May 0 10
June 0 10

July 1 11
August 0 3
September 1 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 1 3
1945- January Program Program
February complete complete
March
Apr11
May
June
July
August

SUM4AR1Y
1940(6 Months) 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 '3 12 0 4 38 0 0 0 102
19436 0 0 10 32 0 0 90 15
191445 6 39 57 1 119 90 0
1945 (8 Months) 3 04 9 ^1 37 129 0 0

TOTAL
012MUCATTVE 17 21 10 62 148 38 248 18o 117

Source of~Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordance).

to ship's side.
Stage of Completion- Gun and,mount assemblies delivered,

1,1940-AUGUST 31,
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 945 SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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NAVAL ANTIAIRCRAFT AND
DUAL-PURPOSE

(Unit -Each) _____________________ ______

LONG RANGE SHORT RANGR

5-inch/38
Caliber 40-mm Bofors 20-mm Oerlikon
Single-mount
oio 3ich/S1.1-inch
G
Base Ring Type Twn-out ryTye ;wnmunt Quad-mount Quad-mount Ingle-mount
Twin-mount
1-tda
s ta1 Modified Ti-on ly p
Type. rtendard Marks 30
___________________________ nd3 _____________ ______ ____________and'-37 ______

1940 - July
August
September8
October 5
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 39
May
June

July 9' 716 12 32 2-

August 2636 4
September 52 39, 47
October 74 42 94
November 95 46 169
December J 58 59 268
1942- January 0 39 17 123 52 602
February
March
0
0
13
27
10
12.
125
134
45 1, 772
55 1,416
April 0 64 18 178 1 54 2,150
May 0 55 10 201 I 5 55 2,,636.
June 0 77 19 248 22 17 47 2,^},R
July0 61 15 272 36 18 44 3,138
Auguet 0 58 22 10 196 40 21 30 3,267
September 3 63 .26 15 t34 68 26 29 3,284
October 4 57 29 10 196 99 29 37 3,356
November 6 59 12 12 245 113 44 30 3,546
December 1 45 24 16 .251 125 51 Program 3,525
complete
1943 - Januery 6 63 29 13 332 105 44 ' 3,449
February 4 50. 68 10 368 107 50 3,781
March 1 51 83 21 432 163 50 3,819
April 4 47 ' 72 18 369 161 41 3,782
May 4 61 83 21 582 135 44 4,160
June 1 .5290 10 594 150 43 4,097
July4 42 74 14 623 161 40 4,302
August 22 54 -126' 8 684 148 48 4,628
September 2 62 85 21 636 133 45 4,693 '
October 3 53 86 25 626 133 46 4,628
November 8 32 95 22 594 145 44 4,234
December 2 37 116 19 648 197 35 3,785
1944 - January' 3 65 150 21 723 225 33. 4,109-
February 1 57 126 54 589 136 56 4,167
March 4 90 147 48 506 227 66 4,244
April 4 76 231 52 482 238 32. 4,009
May 4 95 210 48 489 243 56 4,028
June 9 70 233 40 45o 272 45 3,589
July . 4 68 163 \40 286 . 293 75 3,265
August 7 , 69 170 52 304 312 / 74 3,364
September 10 45 115 32 252 360 70 3,149
October 16 43 100 49 215 421 86 2,051
November 6 24 113 28 158 504 .84 2,269
December 4 27 99 11 108 514 97 2,947
1945 -January 4 12 137 43 73 483 97 1,852 21
February 0 11 115 75 64 511 90 1,072 189
March 4 13 79 67 42 407 95 Program 961
April . 0 14 106 32 10 450 120 complete 1,188
May 2 13 94 34 10 382 ' 120 1,398
June ' 6 8 41 26 19 423 142 1,220
July 4 11 63 31 0 417 126 783
August 0 6 100 31 5 266' 73 643
SU1AMIARY
1940 (6Months): 0 56 0 8 0 0 0 .0 0 0
.1941 9. 71 0 63 317 0 0 293 622 0
1942 14 618 113 164 2,403 503 212 478 30,640 0
1943 51 604 1,007 202 6,488 1,738 530' 0 49,358 0
1944 72. 729 1,857 475 4,562 3,745 I 774 "0 41,191 0
1945 (8 Months) 20 88 73,5 339 223 3,339 863 0 2,924 6,403
TOTAL
OUMULATIVE 166!, 2,166 3,712 1,251 13,993 9,325 2,379 771 124,735 6,403

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).

Stage of Completion - Gun and.mount assembliesdelivered to shipsa
side except20-mm and 40-un 'guns,which are plant acceptancesof complete
aseemblie reedyfor 3notallation.

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NAVAL ROCKET LAUNCHERS

(Jnit - pair) (Unit Ranh)

F0R 7.2-INCH ROCIET FOR 4.5-INCH ROCIET

For
5.0-inch
Spin Mark 2
PERIOD Total Mark 20 Mark 22 Stabilized TotalMd. Mark 7 Mark 8
Rocket Md
Msi 102

1940 - July
-August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June
514 514
July
August
September U
October
November
December

1943 - January 70 70
February 171 171
March 95 95
April 143 135 8
May 49 12 37
June 92 3 89
July. 49 0 49
August 89 0. 89 100 100
September 75 0 75 0 0
October 51 12 39 0 0
November 98 52 46 74 0 74
,December 117 11 106 524 160 364
1944 - January 69 o 69 1,45 0 1,267 78
February 31 25 6 4,589 2,847 1,355 387
March 101 progrem 101 10,014 3,789 5,444 781
April 44 complete 44 9,287 2,798 5,715 774
May Program Program 4,399 269 3,723 407
June
L
complete complete 2,349 303 2,006 4o
July 669 194 43243
August 168 Program 168 Program
September Program complete Program complete
October complete complete
November
December

1945 - January.
February 2
March 60 L
April 84
May 68
June 96
July 83
August 64
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 514 514 0 o 0 0 0 0 0
1943 1,099 561' 538 0 698 260 438 0
1944 245 25 220 0 32,820 10,200 20,110 2,510
1945 (8 Months 0 -0 0 457 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1,858 1,100 758 457 33,518 10,460 20,548 2,510
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Plantacceptances of completeassembliesready-for installation.

L:

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4ACHINE GUNS

(Unit -Each)
AL MACSINEGUNS AIRCRAFT2 - ANTIAIRCRAFT

.30 Caliber
PERIOD 50 Caliber .50 Caliber
Heavy
Light .50 Caliber 50 Caliber M2, ICC
(Nw) .5 Clier.3 LctM3
Clier Total Bay
M2
Fixed end Total M2, W/C
"50Clbr'M
MixW/
aic Basic Flexible Flexible
A/C (for Navy)

1940 - July 1,506 1,260 246 959 713 246

Auguet 1,160 160 1,000 1,000 0 1,000
September' 1,070 744 326 974 648 326 96 96
October 551 551 0 351 351 0 200 0 200
November 550 550 0 326 326 0 224 0 224
December .1,019 654 365 915 550 365 104 0 104
1941'-January 75 388 387 517 130 387 25b 0 258
February 797 447 350 350 0 350 414 o 414
March 1,848 1,228 620 1,618 998 620 150 0 150
April 1,598 "938 660 1,234 614 620 223 100 123
May 1,866 1,23§ 622 1,573 1,061 512 . 177 150 27
June 3,239 2,211 1,028 2,213 1,588 625 622 322 300
July 5,244 3,476 1,768 3,675 3,175 500 300 0 300
Auguet 8,678 5,921 2,757 5,896 4,912 984 773 600 173
September 11,508 7,859 3,739 6,955 6,330 625 652 583 69
October 11,955 7,964 3,991 8,154 6,473 1,681 662 480 182
November 13,361 8,667 4,694 8,875 7,698 1,177 523 523 0
December 20,363 13,307 7,056 14,348~ 10,712 3,636. 1,343 917 426
1942 - January 23,672 11,792 11,880 15,201 9,494 5,707 1,198 5214 674
February 28,114 18,437 9,677 19,637 15,107 4,440 1,584 784 boo
March 36,576 20,221 16,355 21,620 15,530 6,090 2,035 1,135 900
April 42,320 22,480 19,840 25,027 15,806 9,221 3,335 '2,335 1,000
May 49,625 27,789 21,836 30,232 20,495' 9,737 4,144 3,0414 1,100
June 54,543 29,425 25,118 30,780 20,730 10,050 4,946 4,296 650
July 53,350 28,952 24,398 32,057 1,735 12,322 4,680 4,224 456
August 73,215 33,790 39,425 34,596 22,646
September 11,950 5,817 5,073 744
70,335 31,377 38,958 31,399 18,655 12,744 3,474 3,112
October 36
71,065 38,226 32,839 32,993 '24,536,,, 8,457 4,186
November 3,898 ?88
79,238 40,457 38,781 38,7143 23,895 14,848
December 80,278 2,491 1,616 875
44,546 35,732 40,615 29,383 11,232 1,285 410 875
19143-January 75,918 41,389 34,529 37,132 27,515 9,617 1,165 565 600
February 72,336 43,278 29,058 36,442 30,691 5,751 1,300 1,300 0
March 78,528 55,110 23,418 41,483 39,487 1,996 4,175 3,575 600
April 69,371 53,1457 15,914 40,615 40,615 0 3,200 3,200 Program
May 66,753 51,073 15,680 41,096 41,096 0 2,575 2,575 complete
June 68,918 ' 53,303 15,615 42,9o0
3 42,903 0 2,400 2,400
July 66,659 56,603 10,056 45,353 45,353 0 2,750 2,750
August 67,447 58,107 9,340 46,811 46,811 0 2,575 2,575
September 65,093 56,605 \8,488 42,305 42,305 0 2,300 2,300
October '0,963 60,427 10,536 43,635 43,235 400 2,850 2,850
November 70,048 59,208 10,840 44,533 41,533 3,000 2,575 2,575
December 57,935 53,078 4,857 39,185 35,685 3,5b0 2,287 , 2,287
1944 - January 70,359 57,484 12,875 45,423 40,257 5,166 2,127 2,127
February 71,948 5,925 14,023 45,525 41,502 4,023 1,323 1,323
March 69,534 60,361 9,173 48,387 45,261 3,126 Program Program
April 68,056 57,224 10,832 44,956 42,124 2,832 complete complete
May 66,827 57,820 9,007 44,453 42,720 1,733
June 68,90o 6,15; 8775 46,330 45,055 1,275
July 64,905 55,030 9,875 42,755 41,030 1,725
August 63,685 54,435 9,250 42,535 41,435
September 1,100
63,183 54,033 9,150 42,033 41,033' 1,000
October 63,180 54,030 9,150 45,289 44,289.
November 1,000
63,850 54,300 9,550 46,300 45,300 1,000
December 64,325 54,214 10)111 46,214 45,214 . 1,000
1945 - January 54,335 43,813 10,522 36,332 34,810 1,522
February 51,087 41,587 9,500 _32,590 32,590 Program
March 55,772 42,332 '13,440 30,332 30,332 complete
April 54,091 40,815 13,276 2,700 29,700
Jun 4@,836 39,388 9,448 27,503 27,503
June 36,627 31,836 4,791 24,014 24,014
July 2,050 50 .2,000 50 Program 50
August O 0 0 0 complete. 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 5,856 3,919 1,937 4,525 2,588 0 1,937 624" 96 528
1941 81,316 53,644 27,672 55,408 43,691 0 11,717 6,097 3,675 2,422
1942 662,331 347,1492 314,839 352,900 236,102 0 116,798 39,175 30,451 8,724
1943 829,969 641,638 188,331 501,493 477,229 0 24,264 30,152 28,952 1,200
1944 798,782 677,011 121,771 540,200 515,220 0 24,980 3,450 3,450 0
1945 (8 Months) 302,798 239,821 62,977 180,521 178,949 50 1,522 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 2,681,052 1,963,525 717,527 1,635,047 1,453,779 50 181,218 79,498 66,624 12,874
Sourceof Data - U.S. War Department(OrdnanceDepartment).
Stageof Completion- Proof acceptances.

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C9OUND

.50 Caliber .30 Caliber

New Modified
Fixed
EIOD ~ Total
(New)
and
Flexible
Turret
TyeM1919a4
M9

A/C A/C M1919A0 end M919A6 M1919A4 M1919A4

Mz, HB Flexible M1919/5 Flexible M917A1 Fixed Flexible M1917Al
Fixed

1940- July
August 547 547
September 160 , 160
October 0 0
November o 0
December 0 0
1941- January 0 0

February 33 33
March 80 80
April 141 101' 40 3,828 14,89
May 110 0 110
June 404 1 403
July 1,269 1 1,268
August 2,009 236 1,773
September 3,991 877 3,114
October 3,139 829 2,110 200
November 5,963 446 2,917 600
December 14,672 1,252 2,550 81(0

1942 - January 7,273 1,100 4,881 1,292 711 72 473

February 6,893 1,656 3,381 1,896 Program 3 20 832
March 12,921 2,656 7,713 2,552 complete 58 526
April 13,998 3,339 7,606 3,013 3C0 X151
May 15,249 3,190 9,321 2,778 1,042 X1314
'June 18,81' 3,749 10,278 14,790 Program 143
complete
July 16,613 4,537 4.939 5,933 12014 0
August 32,802 5,327 21,544 4,131 1,800 0
September 35,462 9,248 20,758 3,496 1,960 94
October 33,886 9,504 17,338 5,06 ..
%1,980 22
November 38,0014 13,861. 21 18,171 3,262 2,500 10
December 38,378 13,673 205 17,957. 3,919 2,624 16

3,991 2,500" Program

1943 -January
February
'37,621
34,5914
12,392
11,043
317
2414
18,421
19,175 1,432 2,700 complete J
March 32,870 8,332 3,116 17,390 490 3,542
April 25,556' 8,388 1,254 11,807 51 4,056
May 23,082 5,2914 '2,108 11,680 Program 14,000
June 23,615 4,862 3,138 11,615 complete 4,000

July 18,556 4,564 3,936 6,556 \3,500 J

August 18,061 14,785 3,936 8,ood 1,340
September 20,488 8,664 3,336 7,148 1,340
October 24,478 11,539 3,003 8,796 1,340 }
November 22,940 13,197 1,903 6,500 1,340
December 16,463 15,106 0 291 1,066

19414-January 22,809 7,700 7.5400 7,707 2

February 2,100 8,900 6,200 8,000 2,000 0
March 21,147 10,400 4,700 3,108' 2,939 0
April 23,100 12,100 3,000 4,00 3,500 0
May 22,374 10,600 4,500 6,000 1,274 0
June, ' 22,600 12,100 3,000 7,500 0 0
July 22,150 11,'100 2,900 8,130 0 0
August 21,150 11,100 1,900 8,130 0 0
September 21,150 11,900 1,100 8,150 0 0
October 17,891 8,761 980 4,150 4,000 0
November 17,550 8,000 1,000 2,590 6,000 0
December 18,111 8,003 997 5,495 3,616 0
1945- January 18,003 4,143 14,860 5,000 3,000 1,000 }
February 18,497 5,231 3,766 5,000 3,000 1,500
March 25,440 9,328 2,672, 6,320 4,000 3,121
April 214,391 10,115 1;100 9,7) 600 2,956
May 21,333 8,885 3,000 1,039 6,345 2,064
June 12,613 7,822 Program 3,161 1,205 425
July 2,000 Program complete 0 2,000 Program
August 0 complete 0 0 complete

SUMMARY

1940 (6 Months) 707 707 0 '0 0 0 0

1941 19,811 3,856 0 14,285 1,670 0 0 3,828 14,589 23,755 a
1942 270,256 71,800 415 1143,887 42,086 0 12,068 711 1,792 2,1401
1943 298,324 107,966 26,29)( 127,379 5,964 0 30,724 0 0 0
1944 255,132 120,664 37,677 73,460 0 23,329 2 0 0 0
1945 (8 onthsl 122,277. 145,524 15,29 30,240 0 20,150 11,065 0 0 0

CUMULATIVETOTAL 966,507 350,517 79,681 389,251 49,720 1 43,479 53,859 4,539 16,381 26,156

Source of Dai - U.S. War Department(Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion- Plant acceptances.
.
a Includingany production prior to July; 1940.

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RIFLES AND CARBINES

___________________(Uit - Each)
RIFLES, .303AND) .30 CALIR

a a Garand
Total Total M903A1, 1lA aie abn
'(Including (Excluding M1903, and. Ml903A14 1Br8A .3035aibr Crbn l918A2
PERIOD
.Carbine), Carbine) Standard Sniper kn903A3 Sniper Brin Lee Enfield All Typees Mdrie
Springfield Nw oenzd
(New) (New) Ml MlC

1940 - July 5,763 5,763 *5,692

Augut 7,890, 7,890 7,820
September 8,175 8,175 8,105
October 10,220 10220 10,150
November 11,823 11,823 11,753
December 13,332 13,332 13,262
1941 - January 10,071 10,071 10,000
February 13,621 13,621 13,550 b
March 16,521 16,521 16,450 1,273 7,753
April 18,871 18,871 18,800
May 22,071 22,071 22,000
June' 26,021 26,021 25,950
July 30,071 30,071 30,000 733
Auguet 30,831 30,831 30,760 2,100
September 27,041 27,0141 26,970 2,325
October 31,120 31,120 31,0149 2,230
November 34,128 34,128 34,057 210
December 3T,931 37,926 36,530 1,325 5. 415
1942 - January 59,003 40,330 16,063 2,610 8 366
59,011
February 57,778 57,746 40,260 11,981 5,505 32 613
r March 81,079 81,079 49,180 21,889 10,010 0 900
April 94,282 94,282 53,280 25,982 15,020 0 1,170
May 107,681 107,681 56,301 29,470 21,910 0o 2,735
June 119,0414 118,682 58,980 32,162 27,540 362 1,730
July 130,099 127,1457 65,956 29,991 31,510 2,642 3,200
Auguat 151,071 142,387 68,660 30,127 43,600 8,6814 1,465
September 152,583 139,960 74,720 22,170 43,070 12,623 60o
October 170,908 153,030 80,500 37,160 35,370 17,878 465
November 192,965 158,639 80,200 41,235 34,326 1,005
December 225,238 185,980 90,200 48,740 47,040 39,258 305
1943 - January 247,630 189,468 84,660 54,678 50,130 58,162 690
February 214,665 173,6214 81,000 61,804 82 308 30,430 41,0141 390
March 309,848 180,843 87,210 72,037 1,423 1,663 18,510 129,005 1,259
April 314,354 211,799 91,600 67,653 490 4,026 48,030 102,555 1,580
May 360,802 210,111 94,310 54,082 117 6,5oo 55,102 150,691 1,5s60
June 422,294 239,750 92,750 75,842 2,048 9,100 60,010 182,5s44 575
July 444,629 216,093 90,700 70,190 3,000 10,124 42,079 228,536 285
August 519,211 245,782 105,382 81,027 3,126 6,217 50,030 273,429 680
September 592,669 260,511 112,241 89,303 2,947 6,000 50,020 332,158 910
October 683,1402 272,045 129,280 87,610 1,555 3,600 50,000 411,357 63
Rovember, 798,185 267,940 126,100 82,024 1,250 8,500 50,066 530,2145 Program
December 255,730 125, 515 72,165 1,007 6,967 50,076 519,613 complete
775,343
19144- January 568,252 226,0914 137,001 51,525 3,179 7,000 27,389 342,158
February 482,330 165,216 105,004 25,560 3,652 6,000 25,000 317,1114
March 460,380 135,087 102,810 0 2,777 4,500 25,000 325,293
April 425,978 132,875 1Q1 , 756 0 1,619 4,500 25,000 293,103
May 232,731 134,812 103,803, 562 62 4,500 25,885 97,919
June 213,867 121,767 95,010 0 31 5,000 21,726 92,100

July 197,5714 91,625 85.125 0 Program 6,500 Program 105,9149

August 84,386 76,86 20 complete 7,500 complete 84,040
168,1426
September 178,346 84,6145 80,645 0 4,000 93,701
* October 75,531 0 3,000 107,056.
185,587. 78,531 110,318
November 184,784 74,466 69,669 5 292 4,500
December 6 Program 5,500 119,946
191,050 71,1014 65,598
complete
1945 -January 104,043 96,690 31~ 7,010 118,506
222,549 112,564
February 201,498 88,9314 81,614 250 7,000
March 100,593 705 9,000 127,026
237, 324- 110,298
138,157
April 246,903 108,746 96,510 1,736 10,500
May 86,110 675 9,000 137,506
233,291 95,785 '128,095
June 223,1437 95,342 85,091 1,251 9,000
July 1,250 7,500 125,116
138,866 13,750 5,000
August 2,695 675 3,865 67,026
74,261 7,235
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Montha) 57,203 57,203 56,782 01,7 0 0 1,350 1576
19271 298,298 298,293 296,116 000 1355 1,6
1942 1,541,739 2,425,926 758,567 0 342,939 0 0 324,420 115,813 14,5514
1943 .15,30 2,723,696 1,220,7148 0 868,415 17,0145 63,005 554,483 2,959,336 7,992
19144 3,489,305 1,400,608 1,098,818 11 77,959 11,320 62,500 150,000 2,088,697 0
1943 (8 Months) 1,578,129 624,133 554,373 6,885 0 0 62,875 0 953,996 0

UMLATIVE TOTAL 12,647,706 .6,529,859 3,985,404 6,896 1,290,586 28,365 188,580 1,030,228 6,117,8147 38,312
Sourceof Data - U.S. War Department (Ordnance D partent). -_____ ____ ____ _____-_____
Stageof Completion- Plant acceptancee.
a Detail by months for 1940 end 1p41 for the Springfield riflee wasesetimated by the War Production Board for the purpose of inclusion iithesee
totals.
b Includingproduction prior to July 1940.

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OMnUU I 1rv -AUUST 3, 194.SEPTMBER., 194
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1, 1940=AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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SUBMACHINE GUNSANCOTHER

(Unit -Each) _________________________

SUBMACHINE
GN .455CALIBER OTHER

PERID Tompon
ll M3 andHeAuRPitol
AtomticShotgun
8i
Revlier 12 Gauge
PAOTMpn
Total and MUAl seisiog .45 Caliber 38 ai Riot and
M1928A1 M9llAl All Types Sporting
1.

1940 - July
August
September
October
Dovember3,23,2
1941 - January
February
Ioebe
,21301I,9
1,473
793
1,473-
793
o9

March 1,950 1,950

April 2,206 2,206 72,500 13,871.
May 4,568 4,568
June 5,498 5,498)

July 34,947 34,947 3,000

August 24,853 25,853 1,500
September 25,840 25,850 1,900 L 5,0
October 42,930 62,930 6,700 3,0
November 27,088 27,088 4,100
December 51,655 41,6455 0,5~6

1942 - January 39,716 1,700 16,815 500

February
39,716
55,783 55,783 6,500 6,050 590 UJ
March 58,092 48,092 5,700 11,275 770
April 57,579 55,584 1,995 5,800 19,616 21,503
May 58,535 56,384 2,150 8,225 14,504 14,731
June 62,834 57;204 5,630 11,100 14,060 15,234

July 40,565 37,005 3,560 11,085 17,411 20,574

August 43,396 38,226 5,170 11,187 23,014 9,236
September 64,905 57,210 7,695 11,000 20,789 170,387
October 66,737 60,097 6,650 9,800 22,722 7,379
November 56,285 51,640 5,645015,255 21,073 7,229
December 66,63, 55,552 11,085 19,515 19,657 8.318

1953 - January 68,370 66,020 2,350 25,102 25,017 12,619

13,368 1)
February 76,668 66,518- 10,150 31,008 29,653
March 78,963 71,035 7,928' 28,877 31,059 9,288
April 69,320 62,948 6,372 38,585 26,093 11,357
May 61,910 55,000 6,910 33,473 27,614 10,524
June 56,237 51,667 100 5,570 35,189 29,593 7,290

July 40,905 40,000 905 Program 39,699 21,198 13,025

August 26,573 25,074 1,599 -complete 49,367 27,300 8,785
September 36,586 31,738 4,848 55,008 28,4555 9,550
October 38,758 32,000 6,758 49,877 28,900 17,953
November 61,500 32,000 29,500 56,500 29,225 7,000
December 70,630 29,130 51,500 69,870 29,575 3,235

1944 - January 37,500 2,000 35,500 51,682 26,24555,198

February 37,223 2,091 35,132 50,600 25,675 3,768
March 30,700 Program 30,700 56,500 22,900 3,130
April 25,375-' complete 25,375 55,515 22,030 2,530
May 18,676 18,676 56,385- 22,045 1,201
June 20,677 20,677 53,363, 22,150 2,332

July 28,600 28,600 57,332 21,680 f:'grant

67,075 20,600 complete U
August 27,500 27,500
September 32,000 32,000 70,077 26,605
October 32,500 32,500 85,006 21,600
November 32,500 32,500 88,776 18,600
December 25,212 25,212 92,225 13,365

1945 - January 35,153 35,153 92,465 13,524

February 35,142 35,142 76,000 8,853
March 33,616 33,616 70,000 5,532
April 30,117 30,117 63,000 5,000
May 26,000 26,000 53,000 5,500
June 17,165 17,165 58,000 5,500
July 9,000 9,000 52,000 5,500
August 6,469 6,469 13,000 7,859

SUMMARNY
190 (6 Months) 3,021 3,021 0 0 4 ,693 1,7
1941 213,790 213,790 0 0 34,756 32,505,
0 48,570 115,664 207,166 276,201 U .
1952 651,063 602,493
1943 686,510 563,130 85,100 38,180 509,555 333,681 123,861
1944 547,463 4,091 -353,372 0 755,436 262,495 17,059
1945 (8 Months) 192,661 0 192,661 0 557,465 53,138 0

CUMULATIE TOTAL 2,095,508 1,386,525 621,133 86,750 1,876,569 888,885 431,012

Source of Data - U.S. War Department (Ordnnce Department).

Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances..
'II

31,945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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1FLYER~'S HELMETS FLYEER'S

PROTECTIVE ARMOR

Helmet, Ml
PERIODBody
PEIDAssembly Vests Aprons Groin
Total F(3 M4A2(M4) M5 anMl46 M3, T5, Mand T57

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December.

1942 - January 210

February 333
March 447
April 406
May 437
June 412
July 464
August 449
September 465
October 474
November 440
December 464
1943 - January 525
February 566
March 1
841 0
April 856
May 0
912 0
June 718 0
July 632
August 0
642 14,071 12,160
September 521 16,727 12,958
October 449
Nvemb~er 34,295 29,100
5~14 44,397 36,14814
December 473 3,966 2,613 1,353 44,725 35,278
191414
- January 390 13,3714 10,282
February 3,092 39,231 31,900
362 21,720 16,220 5,500 29,747 28,14114
March 2144 35,395 29,1480
April 5,915 28,702 26,775
230 9,810 8,670 1,140 29,038 14,737
May 269 26, 7140 26,7140 0 14,060 17,457 3,610
June 401 27,659 27,020 619 31 3,881
July 05
418 14,079 7,870 6,209 0
August 572 28,531 0 3,5414
18,000 10,531 0 0
September 547 114,353
October 7,1470 6,883 3,600 3,010 3,000
677 5,777 0 5,777 5,1400
November 2,980 8,1438
775 19,1403 14,788 4,615 5,!+400 2,510 11,501
December 4, 261
819 0 4,261 5,220 11,1422 7,898
1945 - January 632 12,050 7,000 5,050 10,1486 10,518 7,596
February 38,860
533 37,000 1,795 65 13,997 7,1914 7,522
March 700 2,581 0 2,2146 335 18,788 13,733 9,352
April 580 39,1410 390 10, 220 28,800 24,418 29,260 9,688
May 580 12,6140
June Program 10,670 1,970 29,471 20,7914 15,002
548 38,005 complete 260 37,745 21,866
July 5,2143 10,969
367 10,000 Program 10,000
August 975 0 7,900
138 114,580 complete 14,580 0 0,
SUMMThAY
1940(6 Months)32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 3 0 0 0 0 0
194i2 0 0
5,001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 7,6149 3,966 2,613 1,353 0 154,216 125,980 0
19144 5,704 221,082 166,5140 54,5!2 0 16o,1483 139,236 41,872
1945 (8 Months) 4,078 168,126 44,390 30,241 93,1495 12 10,001- 86,7142 68,029
CUMULATIVETOA 22,756 393,1714 213,5143 86,136 93,1495 434,700 351,958 109,901
Sourceof Data -U.S.
War Department (OrdnanceDepartment).
Stageof Completion - Plantacceptances.

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_____ -F(nI) - Million) .Lrit -Thousand) _____

CEIAL EQUIPMENT METALLIC BELT LINKS OTHER W1C47ONSANlD EQUIFNKNT

Flame Throwers J 'Bayonet Grenade Launhrs

O aont Sabbarci W/Scabbard

PEBIOOOliD
Portable MahnizedGasWak .50 Clbe 0Caliber Bynt Scbad Kif eno S ihMS
M, 85l
MiAl Ad 3.-4-3 All Types Aircraft Aircraft M1905 M7fr(nl en SihM1
(erisAnd M222 5e M, orfor Ml Sigc Mi5
20-4-2i25] hyne W/Scabbard Rifle for Caitine

1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November
I315,218
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
may
June
I2,106,246 168

July
August
September
October.
November
December

1942 - January 0 30
February 50 b61, 6146
March 35
427
April 256 41
May 247 47 1
5u9,666 16
June 0 48
July
Augut
September
October
94
252
31
125
}1,3555,46 45
70
79
105
3i
61
126
172
November 0 154 205
December 1,570 }1,701,747 177 210

1943 - January 0 12,483,070 216 190

February 59 222 229 -tj
March 70 274 196
April 1,182 276 194 27
2, 161,4) 270 189 67
May 1,388
June 808 220 176 61

July 207 187 104

591
Auguat 165 152 176
55 S1,855,259 197

}2,525,066
September 971 147
October 371 135 154 250
November 51 5 158 258
December 5594 118a 133 227
21.6 974,066 82 135 168
1944 - January
February 1,359 770,408 13 155 103
1,808 659,391 Program 76 111
March 154
April 1,705 601,941 complete 74
1,048 446,852 28 215
May
945 397,996 28 224
June

July 2,250 570,127 50 194

Augut 1,906 525,727 75 128
September 1,612 675,811. 75 136
October 2,455 574,282 80 195
November 2,105 500, 575 83' 259
December 2,596 556,698 90 286

1945 - January 1,500 416,441 102 269

February 1,606 561,682 95 228
March 1,948 420,926 142 229
April 1,464 395,956 135 248
May 1,175 415,579 88 196
Juna 1,059 396,882 68 89
July 950 305,188 18 73
Augut 580 17,1461 10 38

SUMM~ARY
1940 (6 Mnthe') 2530 515,2i8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 3,446,512 i6i. lb8 0 0 0 0 0
1942 2,830 0 4,286,525 1,495 8b4 822 0 0 0 0
1943 5,676 0 9,002,634 4,79i 2,385 2,C5 518 i,330 58 97
1944 20,039 i,020 6,813,754 i,673 95 927 936 2,i5i 4i8 194

1945 (8Months 10,282 1,025 2,880,115 1,294 0 658 659 1,370 40 96

Source, of Data - U.S. War Department (ordnance Department and Chemical Warfare Service).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances, except chemical equipment which se proof accepted.
ZFewer then 500.

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ANC ORDNANCE
MATERIEL

_________________(Unit -.Each)

OPENS WEAPONS

Pyrotechnic Proaeotor
Sigaal,
Very Aircraft
PERIOD Pistol Pistol
10-Gauge M8 Pistol Dischar'ge Projector M3 and
(Air-To- M M5M9 A M
Ground
Signal)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March 5,350
April 9,452 a
may
June

July 2,250
August 2,000
September 784
October 1,000
November 3,500
December 5,000
1942 - January 3,824
February 0
3,013 300 0
March
April 4,000 0 500
May 4,500 180 1,600
June 3,500 1,960 2,200
3,000 3,332 1,900
July 1,263
August 1,508 3,120 166 2,256
3,129 500 3,281 115
September. 3,010 560
October 3,591 1,314 7,348 32 0
1,103 9,261 Program 4,244
November 100 0
December
Program 14,248 complete 300 1 1,823
complete 15,820 Program 0 2,344
1943-January complete
21,940 155
February Program
22,680 150 complete
March
April 30,900 5,547 291
20,185 17,500 Program
May
Jane 9,815 18,400 complete
10,500 18,000
July
10,0D00 17,000
August 8,000
September 17,900
October 5,005 15,817
November 0 11,850
11,000 6,975
December 20,000 6,925
1944 - January
18,085 7,150.
February
March 15,263 7,150
3,505 7,150
April
May 3,500 8,000
3,500 13,459
June
3,500 12,000
July 4.500 12,000
August 4,500
September 12,000
Program 11,000
October complete
November 9,500
December 9,500
8,999
1945 - January
February
March 8,000
April 8,000
May 8,000
June 6,000
July 2,000
August Program
complete
SUMMARY
________
1940 (6 Montha)0 0 0 0 0 a,5
1941 0 0 19,884 0,052
1912 8,505 42,920' 25,159 24,065 0 414 13,183
1944 0 170,023 0 0 135,514 596 0
1945 (8 Months 00o6,35300 0 114,000 00
CUMUATIVE TOTAL - 8,505 269,296 45,043 24,005 287,422 1,010 22,635
Source of Data - U.S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartmecnt).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Includingany productionprior to July 1940.

JULY1,1940-AUGUST
I UN, JULY
Pt'CUUUU 31, 945
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TOSIBDO TUBES PROJECTORS

21-inch

PERIOD 22.5-inch
Single
f
j Quintuple Quadruple Triple Single Aticubmurine Depth Charge
Mark 1 and 15
1aks14 Marks 12 and 13 Mark 20 Marks 18 and 19 Marks i0 end 11 Single

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June
15 10 10
July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1943 - January 15 0 22 U3 25 525

February 19 0 26 69 400
35
March 10 0 26 92 66 400
April 14 0 30 173 86 450
May 16 0 214 1b1 67 420
June 15 18 0 26 161 400
71
July 8 18 0 22 192 7o7T
August 68 20 0 36 108 01 570
September 48 18 0 0 82 580-
October 100 25 0 12 85 720
November 56 18 0 29 20 62 600
December b7 17 1 40 48 34 050

19144 - January 16 21 5 14 57 5o 700

February 214 23 5 214 59 56 576
March Program 18 8 23 0 55 550
April complete 26 1 10 0 44 40
May 20 0 14 0 614 4214
June 25 0 11 0 39 301

July 25 0 12 2 19 500
August 16 0 8 2 Program 266
September 15 0 10 50 complete 52
October 12 0 2 59 21414
November 10 0 Program 07 progream
December 12 0 complete 17 complete

1945- January 25 0 16
February 18 1 1
March 19 Program 4
April 16 complete 31
May 6 25
June Program 12
July complete 42
August 39
StM'IABY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 3014 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 15 10 388 104,6
19143 360 212 1 352 1,099 757 6,120
194440 219t19 1088291
031701043
191140 219Mo1th1280282 1 0 1,810

OMULATIVE
TOTAL 400 817 514 490 1,956 1,098 14,826

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances of completeaesembliesready for installation.

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NEW SHIP'S ARMOR

I't-Lonn Ton) _______

CRUISER

PEattleesShhipBBAircraft Carrier
FEIDArmor Large (Battle) Heavy Light CYB, CV, end CVL
CB CA CL

1940 - July 2,562 2,562

August 2,719 2,719
September 2,099 2,099
October 2,565 2,289 276
November 3,1147 3,055 92
December 3,1422 3,1410 I2
1941 - January 1,960 1,682 36 2142
February 1,1456 1,181 219
March
56
2,081 1,917 1514 0
April 3,695 3,1410 285 0
may 2,8461 40 327 0
June 3,982 3,006 140 838 0
July 3,285 1,982 183 855 265
August 2,8914 2,157 0 .667 70
September 2,1403 1,2414 36 805 318
October 3,3141 2,193 57 1,016 75
November 2,573 1,1451 322 9714 26
December 4,551 1,6314 483 2,132 302
1942 -January 4,436 1,403 1,259
February
977 797
5,686 2,921 1,078 1,1114 573
March 6,938 3,9140 1,0147 1,069 882
April 4,510 2,822 238 828 622
May 5,1447 1,159 89 1,099 2,032 1,088
June 4,5140 1,052 1614 5214 800 2,000
July 6,267 2,137 605 46 1,561 1,918
August 5,1430 2,919 59 235 1,002
September 1,215
6,208 3,623 510 539 851 685
October 6,299 3,1446 205 197 1,532 919
November 4,95 1,631 0 4114 1,615 1,295
December '5,1467 2,652. 340 420 1,152 543
19143- January 3,452 1,0148 5144 2614 1,059
February 537
3,686 979 588 209 1,110 800
March 5,963 1,327 1,236 1,321 1,295
April 9814
5,559 2,101 916 1,196 1,000 346
May 8,279 1,663 1,270 1,618 2,1486 1,2142
June 6,332 2,000 402 1,256 1,6814 990
July 7,1483 2,7146 1,158 1,885
August
675 1,019
6,553 2,3614 765 1,7814 1,177 463
September 6,1473 2,1471 415 141414 1,239
October 9014
5,3114 1,055 0 1,922 1,426 911
November 7,029 2,970 0 1,817 1,069 1,173
December 5,797 2,575 0 1,320 1,158 744
19144- January 6,065 1,519 59 1,189 1,693 1,605
February 7,2014 1,970 173, 1,817 1,007 2,237'
March 6,078 962 428 A,367- 806 1,515
April 5,021 1,2014 1514 .1,7714 1,005 8814
May 5,7014 899 213 2,0114 1,357 1,221
June 7,810 1,987 91 1,687 1,608 2,1437
July 7,631 1,815 314 980
August 6,051
1,438 3,3614
795 314 1,360 676 3,186
September 5,028 986 141 860
October 4;243 510 26 888
137 2,682
November 3,037 0 272 1,012 452 1,301
December 3,832 578 273 903 256 1,822
19145- January 4,792 707 938 938 66
February 2,34
3,1214 63 458 '1,225 0 1,378
March 4,678 5914 8014 '1,772 128
April 1,380
3,159 773 515 1,365 .487 19
May 3,166 0- 1,1456 1,201 310
June 2,609 719 19 1,082
July 750 58
4,703 883 2,510 1,310 0
August 2,013 0
905 571 537 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 16,5114 16,1314 0 0 0 380
1941 35,4149 24,748 0 1,061 8,286 1,3514
1942 66,183 29,705: 1,972 6,8114 15,155 12,537
1943 71,920 23,099 7,2914 16,036 15,37,310,115
19144 67,7014 13,25 1,898 15,900 12,0146 24,635
1945 (8 Months) 28,21414 4,6414 2,9114 10,919 14,1479 5,288.
CUMULATIVETOTAL 286,0114 111,555 14,078 s^.730 55,3144 54,307

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances. _

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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ANTIAIRCRAFT AND SURFACE'FIRE CUNDIRECTORS

(Unit - Each
ARMY
ANTIAIRCRAFT NAVY

Surface
Fire
For 12- and 16-inch Marks34
P15OD M7 and M9 M10, for M3A4, M M4 M6
4 M5 &7 ,5A1 Main Battery
and 54
Total for 3-inch, 4.7-inch M12, & M13 for 3-inch for o-mm for 3 -mm for 6- and
90-ma, and Gun for 3.7- & Gune Guns and 40-mm 8-inch
4.7-inch 4.5-inch Guns Mark 38 Mark 40 Main
Guns Guns Battery
_ _ I fI 'I i, I - - - - -

1940- July
August
September,
October 17
November
December

1941 January
February
March
April, 37 2
May
June

July 2 1
August 7 2
September 5 Program
October 20 1 complete
November 15 0
December 15 0

1942 -January 30 0 5 0
February 96 0 66 5 1
March 180 15 40 104 1 2
April 299 18 17 237 1 3
May 490 17 307 135 1 3
June 721 17 672 0 3
0
July 875 18 346 478 0 3
August 977 16 17 902 0 5
September 1,115 6 0 1,082 0
14
October 1,295 10 11 1,239 8
November 1,459 10 37 1,380 3
December 1,461 9 7 1,408 1 7
1943 - January 1,757 4 11 0 1,686 Program 3
February 2,151 4 20 100 1,946 compleie
March 2,356 5 17 325 1,899 2
April 2,390 7 23 350 1,862 2
May 2,403 u1 29 325 1,868 2
June 2,347 17 37 175 1,925 5
July 2,290 23 51 Program 2,025 0
August 2,263 15 71 complete 1,926 0
September 2,289 0 92 1,928 1
October 2,093 0 109 1,772 2
November 2,074 40 113 1,772 2
December 1,411 62 97 1,225 3
1944 January 1,063 Program 93 950 0
February 770 complete 100 650 1
March 656 85 546 0
April 95 74 Program 0
May 80 60 complete 1
June 45 45 2

July 40 6 6
August 22 Program 14
September 5 complete
October 50 6
November 55 S
December 28
3
1945- January 0
February 0 6
March 0 S
April 0 6
May 0
June 0' 5
July 7 S
August 3 3
SU4MAIY
1940 (6 Months) 17 0 0 0 17 0 0 D0
1941 101 60 0 1 40 0 0 4 2 0
1942 8,998 367 0 136 0 1,525 6,970 10 6 37
1943 25,824 1,857 188 670 / 0 1,275 21,834 8 0 25
19412,909 3 0 00630 0 2,140 6 0 30
1945 Mnths) 28 10 6 000 2,1460 1 0 30

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 37,859 2,594 188 1,270 57 2,500 30,950 29 8 128
Source of Data - Ary: U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department); Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - ArsO: Plant acceptances; Navy: Complete assemblies ready for installation.

PRODUCTION,JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 19455

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FIRE CONTROL (EXCLUDING RADAR)

ANTIAIRCRAFT GUN DIRECTORS AND FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS

(Unit-Each)

NAVY - Contined

Antiaircraft and Dual-purpose lirectors Fire Control Systems

PERIOD
For 3- and 5-inch Guns 1 1 For 1.1-inch end 40-mBattery
Mr
Mark 44 Markar for 3
-inch mark
M7 k 63
6
or nch
1.1- and 40_e 4-nm
fpa^

Vrk 33 Mark 37 Mark 50 Mark 52 Battery Mark 45 Bark 49 Mark 51 Gu Guns

1940 - July
August
September
October 31
November
December

1941- January
February
March
April
May
June
53
July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 6 11
February 3 10
March 7 12
April 7 10
May 12 12
June 8 Program 3
complete
July 13 4
August 22 10
September 13 5
October 9 7 3
November 11 6 17
December 17 5 16
1943 - January 12 6 26
February 17 20
March 3
29 1 Program 27
April 24 1 complete 25
May 19 0 34
June 27 0 28
July 16 0 26
August 18 2 47
September 24 0 12
October 21 1 18
November 23 0 0
December 27 2 1
1944 - January 21 1 2
February 19 1 0
March 24 0 5
April 27 0 0
May 20 3 0
June 19 3 0
July 25 2 0
August 18 1 0
September 17 2 0
October 27 2 0
November 20 3 0
December 19 36
3
1945 - January 19 0 2
February 16 5 Program
March 19 2 complete
April 24 0
May 19 0
June 19 4
July 4

1
7
August 6 Complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 1 31 0 01 30 0 0 0 0 0I
1941 53 0 0
O 0 0 0 0 0
1942 o 128 0 0 55 40 36 784 0
1943 18 257 7 0 0 9 264 3,074 0 0
1944 21 256 21 290 0 0 43 6,795 0 0
1945 (8 Months 8 129 15 449 0 0 2 3,902 251 356
CUMULATIVETOTAL 147 854 43 739 85 49 345 14,555
- 251 356

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).

Stage of Completion - Complete assemblies ready for installation.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 as-sat

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1l940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945. to-oat
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MISCELLANEOUS ANTIAIRCRAFT

__________ __________ (Unit- Each)____________ ____

ARMY NAV'

Cable Systems Generating Units

PERIODGun Sight
PEIDM5 M4 and m6 B-C. Height Finder Mark 1k
Mland M2 for k.-inch; for 3,7a for 3-inch, Observation Optical for Mark 51
for 90-mm Gun Gun anid k0-mm Guns, 90-mm, and Instrument M1 and M2 Dirertor and
4,7-inch guns 20-car Guns

19kG - July
August
September
October 26
November
December

1941 -January
February
March Data 6
April 31
not
May available
June

July 220 0 5
Auguet 332 10 7
September 358 22 7
October kko 22 7
November 395 17 6
December 580 16 9
1942 - January 0 1,115 100 15 7
February 30 750 216 0 7
March ko 910 87 16 18 3
April 70 945 116 6 17 3
may 70 1,005 377 15 2k 0
June .71 1,960, 291 51 26 26

July 2,344 223 115 31 53

41 2,067
Auguat 80 357 125 30 99
September 1,55k. 213 75 33 200
October 115 2,119 158 66 46 303
November 57 949 212 115 42 313
December 81 18 2,116 239 215 53 433

1943 - January 80 12 1,695 207 187 57 612

February 103 12 1,835 12k 190 54s 812
March 121 12 2,022 236 190 83 1,399
April 159 12 2,321 276 190 102 2,26k
May 106 1k 1,933 275 190 11k 1,691
June 120 1k 1,935 268 190 103 1,819
July 108 1k 1,935 189 190 127 2,806
Augut 120 21 1,936 256 209 156 2,14kO
September 125 13 1, 570 252 190 137 2,330
October 90 15 1,68k 156 16k+ 131 2,796
November 70 10 1.,4I76 1k8 100 121 2,192
December 0 988 108 75 106 3,023
194k - January 55 6 Program 0 Program 77 2,196
February 6 Complete 22 complete 38 2,638
March 27 6 22 3,006
April Program Program Program 10
2,850
10
May complete complete complete
10 3,679
June 3,158
Jualy 15 3,831
August 10 4,549
September Program 3,992
October complete 4,134
November. 3,968
December 3,92k
1945 - January 4,630
February 3,911
March 4,520
April 1,755
May 1,253
June 5k1
July 480
August 252
SIMI4ANY
190 (6Months) * 0 0 0 0 26 I 0
1941 * 0 2,370 24 93 72 ii 0
1942 739 18 17,834 2,589 814k334k 1,433
1943 1,267 149 21,330 2,495 2,065 1,291 f 23,884
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 17,342

CUMULATIVE TOTAL * 185 41,534 5,152 2,972 1,913 84,5+k

Source of Data - Anay:U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnnc-e)._______
Stage of Completion - Army: Plant acceptances. Navy: Complete assemblies reedy for installation.
* Not available.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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OTHER FIRE CONTROL

* (Unit -EFach)

ARMY

Telescopes Field Artillery Ranging Sets

PRIOD Aiming Azimuth Gunners Searchlight

Circle Instrument Battery Obevton Qudrent Flash Sound Mobile and
Ml Migio Al Pral
(Degrees) Commandersa M4, M Ranging Ranging Pral
1465 ZM48,
& M49 IR-4 0G-3
1940"-July
August
September
October 2
November
December

1941 -January
February
March 400 4 788
April
may
June
29
July 16
August 56o
September 760
1,900 538 820 8 1,200
October
November 819
December 1,080

1942 - January 426 178 0 0 140

February 417 112 1, 6 0 0 111
March 467 61 1,283 0 6 814
April 5914 48 147 2,0314 0 5 88
May 3714 30 420 1,320 12 9 128
June 655 122 292 1,122 0 5 197
July 6514 131 752 820 12 2 119
August 947 114 268 631 0 11 117
September 595 90 200 0 0 11 81
October 691 60 330 9014 0 19 32
November 585 48 200 1,816 0 0 5
December 512 72 150 2,669 0 3 120
1943 - January 550 85 405 6,086 0 0 147
February 592 120 300 8,000 0 0 4514
March 876 133 150 8,000 0 3 462
April 922 132 200 9,8614 0 5 5614
May 971 140 83 9,136 0 7 566
June 839 115 0 ,000 0 0 512
July 1,100 93 0 6,ooo 0 7 391
August 1,025 75 0 5,000 0 11 379
September 875 65 0 5,000 0 15 297
October 925 92 10 200 5,000 43 15 4914
November 925 115 45 200 5,000 25 8 4814
December 925 107 137 200 5,000 6 7 409
19144- January 553 215 300 1,990 24 0 362
February 300 120 456 600 1,300 30 0 195
March 250 141 555 1,0214 3,2146 0 214
7
\April 250 115 485. 1,000 1,5146 Program Program
May 290 74 423 1,021 Program complete complete
June 250 50 429 1,000 complete 6
July 250 50 403 1,000 7e
August 200 6 376 501 20 e
September 200 Program 320 1,000 20 e
October 200 complete 261 1,029 17 e
November 250 170 1,210 15 e
December 195 310 1,201 12 e
Program
1945 - January 350 350 945 complate
February 500 279 1,261
March 600 282 *2,0014
April 660 275 2,008
May 500 198 1,0114
June 400 161 986
/ July 250 153 Program
August 180 97 complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0"40 0 2 0 0
1941 2,c0 538 0 19 4,059 29 8 1,988
1942 6,917 1,066 0 2,759 15,431 214 71 1,222
.9143 10,525 1,272 192 1,738 79,086 714 78 5,159
19144 3,148 621 4,403 10,886 8,082 61 1014a 581
1945 (B Montha\ 3,1440 0 1,795 8,218 0 0 0 0
CUMUATIm TOTAL 26,330 3,497 6,390 23,660 106,658 190 261 8,950
Source of ,ata - it. S. W4aiDepartment (Ordnance- Department) .
Stageof Cc0mp1'ion - Plant acceptances.
e Estimated

AUGUST 31, 1945

940- AUGUST
JULY 1,I,1940-
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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ARMY (SUMMARY)

_____________________
____________(Unit - Short Ton) __________________________

GROUND
ARTILLERY

ryPERIOD Tol
Mortar
endGu
Toa Heavy Light Field, Aircraft Antiaircraft ShlsMra
Rockets
Ammunition Toa Field Tak and Sel
Antitank

1940 - July 17 117 117

August 73 73 75
September 914 857 188 669 57
October 502 344 0 344 158 0
November 479 582 0 582 76 21
December 1,661 1,560 1,216 344 101 0
1941 -January 166 52 0 52 76 38
February 498 486 0 486 0 12
March 13,216 1,142 12,466 676 6 68
April 595 584 0 584 0 211
May 538 4355 0 4355 34 69
June 4,748 4,5308 285 40 0 115
July 1,666 1,405 183 15 24 41
August 2,458 1,890 154 130 263 41
September 8,215 r 772 7,621 7.51 117 288 36
October 5,502 :27Q3 2,571 152 558 425 36
November 9,385 *7;789 5,445 442 808 344
December 19, 450 7,554 293 5,077 885
5,841.
1942 - January 35,7146 29;691 14,6b21 15,270 862 5,551 1,442
February 59,400 34,821 19,783 15,058 562 2,523 1,494
March 55,N~2 50,205 22,909 27,296 835 1,881 2,405
April 59,077 49,925 19,332 50,593 911~ 4,852 5,409
May 69,659 60,026 52,957 27,069 900 5,446 5,287
June 65,763 58,410 25,455 52,955 726 5,220 1,407
July 86,183 73,964 52,796 41,168 782 8,424 5,015
August 71,674 59,085 27,080 52,005 876 8,547 5,154 12
September 77,590 64,667 36,906 588 8,520 3,964 51
October 70,057 65,022 54,518 1,525 2,181 3,367 144
November 70, 509 65,519 19, 510 45,809 1,514 1,625 2,051 0
December 78,937 68,868 52,987 55,881 1,550 2, 452. 6,031
5
1943 - January 123,652 109,579 65,597 45,982 2,841 3,419 7;950
February 65,414 55,661 32,701 22,960 888 5,164 5,492 209
March 7,765 60;541 50,927 29,614 1,272 4,857 6,687- 408
April 63,218 50;8i 18,164 52,117 1,281 4,595 6,072 989
May 63,887 50746 12,151 58,595 2,104 4,298 6,505 256
June 67,169 571;6x0 14,296 43,564 2,528 4, 456 0
2,525
July 63,638 50,945 14,052 36,891 5,946 3,675 5,074 0
August 70,705 56,775 16,299 48,476 4,010 5,413 0
September
4,505
84,113 70,743 22,180 48,565 2,966 5,115 4,959 3352
October 160,782 85,222 22,572 60,650 5,025 8,215 6,145 177
November 87>539 68,136 9,096 59,040 2,902 9,558 6,591 ,372
December 105,471 85,765 18,694 67,069 2,602 10,071 6,494 541
1944 - January 100,827 79,599 15,959 63,640 2,595. 11,021 7,054 780
February 105,118 86,035 16,588 69,645 2,180 8,659 7,202 1,044
-March 115,808 99,528 25,616 75,912 1,147 4, 728 6,852 1,575
April- 144,751 126,378 35,856 90,522 690 5,959 9,577 2,127
May 140,531 122,292 55,0o41 87,251 587 4,255 10,192 5,205
June 14,176 125,821 59,248 84,575 452 2,705 9,447 5,775
July 142,645 124,8355 41, 494 83,359 618 2,326 9,757 5,109
August 152,252 130,527 49,196 81,151 1,629 2,062 13,613 4,621
September 147,459 125,331 49,710 .7,621 1,515 1,956 15,805 4,8X52
October 149,782 122,002 55,250 68,752 1,422 1,894 18,425 6, 041
November 174,782 143,560 72,825 70,755 1,798, 2,150 18,765 8,511
December 189,199 165,512 75,001 88,511 905 2, 049 17,084 5, 851
1945 - January 211,81~3 189,097 82,758 106,559 1,478 1,920 14,155 5,185
February 215,068 189,942 90,985 98,959 1,589 1, 967 16,697 2,875
March 252,727 207,065 105,810 105,255 1,458 2,481 17,769 3;94
April 248,215 221,571 117,817 105,754 1,874 1, 948 17,752 5,070
May 259,585 209,074 112,587 96,687 1,855 1,958 20,155 6,561
June 170,925 144,097 76,258 67,859 1,768 989 18,958 5,111
July 126,501 101,294 53,162 48,152 1,81i2 12 20,412 2, 971
August 55,257 42,656 22,284 20,572 1,187 Coplete 8,766 648
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 3,74~6 3,333 1,404 1,929 0 335 78 0
1941 64,413 54,145 41,545 12,598 1,375 7,001 1,896 0
1942 779,897 678,203" 303,895 374,308 11,407 55,002 35,022 265
1943 969,551 799,850 274,529 525,521 30,363 64,883 70,928 5,307
1944 1,701,508 1,447,016 507,584 959,452 15,514 .49,762 141,729 47,487
1945 (8 Months) 1,495,887 1,504,796 659,459 645,557 15,021 11,255 154,642 52,175
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 5,014,582 4,287,541 1,788,596 2,498,945 71,478 188,258. 584,295 8,250

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter.

SEPTEMBER I,1945
PRODUCTION, I,940-
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY AUGUST 31,945
31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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NAVY (SUMMARY~a

__________________
___________(Unit_- ShortTon)______ _____

SURFACE
FIRE _

T'arget,
Total. Practice,
Naval Gun Comn Antlair- Rockets ed
PERIOD Amumnition b High Armor Ililumin- and craft Training
Total Capacity Piercing ating Special Rockets
cmon

1940 - July
August
Septeaber
October
November
December
10,500 10,038 240
1941 - January 28
February 28
March 35,192 55 19,533
April 28
May 55
June 28

July 1,119 1,075 44 0

August 820 820 0 0
September 899 872 27 0
October 690 663 27 0
November 593 593 0 0
December 1,038 988 27 23
19142- January 506 60 1,305
February 3,1448 149 1, 765
March 3,963 288 2,171
April 598 182 3,208
May 1,037 308
June 823 290 3,556
100,589 38,082 9,922
July 28 2,022 153 5,1403 60
August 149 3,696 280 5,022 60
September 549 2,409 6,670 30
October 507 2,575 187. 6,779 30
November 241 1,1614 195 10,635 30
December 812 9414 152 12,965 207
1943 - January 19,331 3,838 1,238 1,521 226 853 15,271 222
February 22,067 5,557 1,272 3,358 287 640 16,377 133
March 20,2714 4,662 2,189 1,502 283 688 15,210 402
April 22,0814 4,320 2,825 312 515 668 17,151 613
May 19, 730 4,693 2,1514 1,792 48 289 14,457 580
June 17,5914 4,45 1,752 2,068 261 3714 12,1469 670

July 19,873 2,099 630 446 a24 15,9014 670

August 24,452 5, 8714 4,0814 1,027 466 297 18,102
September 25,9614 3,518 1,8914 639 527 1-8,7
October 25,699 6, 660 3,639 2,102 419 500 8,112. 927
November 30,886 9,2014 4,257 3,281 876 790 20,296, 1,386
December 28,9141 6:5814 3,870 1,568 768 378 20,825 1,532

191414
- January 32,203 8,280 4,882 2,170 747 481 22,583 1,3140 4
February 34,0714 10,0143 6,740 3,321 907 385 21,815 2,216 0
March 38,208 6,627 3,066 639 1,222 24,5 2,113 18
April 38,213 11,900 2,936 795 993 24,0914 2,219 105
May 36,209 11,832 6,887 930 867 22,31.0 2,067 150
June 4,59 13,703 7,752 3,91 913 1,1147 23,587 3,309 231

July 42,411 12, 906 8,209 2,852 776 1,069 26,288 3,217 460
August 48,291 16,199 9,991 3,911 959 1,338 26,1114 5,978- 353
September 49,013 16,761 10,701 3,789 843 1,1428 24,555 7,697 358
October 50,217 16,6142 1,3514 3,055 1867 1,056 24,758 8,817 831
November 54,879 18,6149 12,7814 3,399 1,599 26,5141 9,689 198
December* 53,589 19,587 13,628 3,691 1,107 1,161 25,027 1,6620

1945 - January 56,1433 19,628 14,207 2,489 1,751 1,181 27,1400 9,1405 2,7514
February 51,327 19,1476 14,236 2,616 1,568 1,o56 20,871 10,980 3,261
March 54,282 18,082 14,639 2,273 1,078 92 23,5614 12,636 5,0014
April 50,637 18,028 13,8314 2,791 1,370 33 20,797 11,812 4,605
May 58,5314 18, 9514 16,0914 1,5141 1,319 0 20,681 38,899 4,4014
June 55,079 17,726 15,751 852 1,123 0 17,023 20,330 3,570
July 57,233 15,073 13,212 460 1,1401 0 17,1415 24,7145 1,809
August 42,389 9,772 8,818 0 9514 0 13,828 18,789 12514

StRSIA.RY000 0
1940 (6 Months) 35,192 15,659 0 f 15,0149 35 245 } 19,533 0 0
1941 100,589 38,082 2286 23,185 2,689 9,922 62,090 417 0
19142 276,095 65,7214 32,897 21,055 5,644 6,128 202,951 8,220 405.
19144 517,906 168,056 105,1421 39,229 10,660 12,7146 292,213 57,637 6,152
1945 (8 Moths) 425,9114 136,739 110,791 13,022 10,5614. 2,362 161,579 127,596 26,661

COUIIATIV TOTAL 1,356,1496 424,260 251,395 111,5140 29,922 31,1403 738,366 193,870 33,218
rdnance I.
Stage or Completion - Variable by type of ammunition; a;seepages containing individual items.
a Excluding rewocrked ammition.
b Excluding Target, Practice, and. Training Rockets.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SPEBRI

SEPTEMBER 4
1, 1945
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ARTI LLERY AND TANKGUN

_______________________(Unit - Thousandi)

HEAVYFIELD ABTILLERY

240-mm Howitzer
A-inch otuHE Hwze

PER114,a560-lb HE20b. D-inc.. 7.2-inch

M114
36-1b 345-lb. end HE 20-1b, V106 and HEM
for Howitzer M1 for 1!0 tzer for Seacoast Mark 1AI
___________
_________________ ml____918,__j aid Fieltd Gun 200-lb. -

1940 - July
Augut
September 4
October 0
November 0
December 25

1941 - January 6
February 15
March 169
April 22
May 26
June 114 0.2

July 49 0.1
August 51
0.0
September 48
October 69 0.0
November 137 0.3
Deceaber 138 0.6 12

1942 - January 288 6.9 11

February 401 0.4 19
March 0.0 32
April 4533 36
376 0.5 C'
May 653 0.0 53
0
June 500 0.0 42
July 657 1.7 27 41
August 0.2 55 21
September 553 1
593 0.5 31
October 631 3 1.4 4 15
November 421 0 1.7 0 Programs
December 683 0 0.0 10 complete

1943 - January 1,315 0 2.5 20

February' 690 0 4.8 13
March 648 4 0.0 13
April 371 2 4.0 .14
May 249 3 0.0 15
June 296 0 2.3 16,

July 278 0 0.0 18.

August 312 0 5.0 15
September 432 0 5.1 15
October 0 2.8 15
437
November 158 0 0.0 15
December 351 0 0.0 22

14 - January 285 0 0.0 20

February 290 0 0.0 23
?arch 437 0 0.0
April 702 0 1.1
May 648 3 1.9 47
Juae 764 1 0.2 35

832 1 0.0 29
Auet 946 Program 2.7 65
September 940 complete 5.5 69
October 1,003 11.0 67
November 1,389 11.7 93
December 1,432 12.2 121

1945 - January 1,503 13.7 168

Feb.ruary 1,652 15.5 195
March 1,860 15.4 242.
April 2,075 20.6 2714
May 1,953 21.8 295
June 1,343 7.2 191.
July 899 7.0 149
August 384 Complete 6n

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 29 0 0 0.0 0 0
1941 844 0 0 1.80 12
921942 6,209 0 3 13.3 128215378926511 0

1944 8 9,668 121 5 4. 3

15(8Mnh
CUMULATIVE TOTAL
11,669
33,96
233
392
0
17
101.2
189.1
1,580
2,529 } 25:5
0

Sourceof Data - U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment).

;'taeof Completion - Proofacceptancesthrough1942 and plant acceptances thereafter.
an estimateby War Production Bord of monthly production of 6-inch shelle,lHE,Mark 1, D/L during 1941,from data on the total
Including,
year's production provided by the War Department.

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ARTILLERY ANO TANK CGUN

___________________(Unit - Tousand)
HEAVYFIELD ATILLERY - Continued

155-mm Gun
Smoke
PERIOD
Total and A, M1lD HC, BE WP' Gas Illuminating
ark 11121 M17 M104 5S' 1404

1940 -- July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 2-
November 0,
December 0.

1942 - January 19
February 46
March 55
April 20-
May 0 1
June 26 3

July 33' 18
August 42 1
September 48* 0
October 190 17
November 36 4
December 114 14 4

1943 - January 252 41 5

February 148 11 5
March 167 8 8
152 4 0
April
May 15 5
June 32 18 7
July 55 20 4
Auguat 70 16 0
September 72 25 0
October 112 18 0
November 55 13 2
December 41 5

1944 - January 77 23 0
Feb~uary 74 37 0
March 106 46 0
April 154 31 0
May 161 33 0
June 190 60 0

July 130 44 0
August 225 21 0
September 231 Program 0
October 234 complete 0
November 243 6 1
December 235 4 Program
complete
1945 - January 318 0
February 0
March 365 0
April 376, 7
May 348. 7
June 300, Program
July 199, ccnplete
August 92

SUMMAY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1912 2 0 0 0 0 0
1942 691 629 58. 0 0 4 0
1943 1,498 1,190 215 0 52 41 0
1944 2,402 2,060 295 10 3 1 0
1945 (8 Months) 2,558 2,346 0 14- 87 0 111

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 7,151 6,227 568 24 175 46 111

Sourceof Data - U~.S. War Denartmen±, (ordnance Department);
Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances througli 1942'and. plant acceptances thereafter.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 a-"&

SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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ARTILLERY AND TANK GUN

(Unit - Thousand)

.HEAVYFIE.LDARTILlERY - Continuedi

155-mma
Howitzer', Ml

PERlIOD
HE E, HS
Gu6an,
Total M107 WP 11
M110Cooe

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
may
June

July 22. 22
August 0 0
September 56 5
October GO 80
November 111 111
December 415 408 7

1943 - January 757 712,4

Merar 300 2614 36
Maril330 298 32
Ayri 137 1316
June 58 52 26
Jue66 51 25
July 9 72
August 98 76 21
Setmbr222 197 25
October269330
148 233 25
November
December8246 202 16 9 19
1944 -January 118 108 0 10 0
February 145 116 0 20 9
March 231 195 0 36 Program
April 46 407 10 39 complete
May 575 320 25 30
June 433 377 23 33
July 571 483 25 6
August 566 469 27 50
September 599 521 31 33 14
October 667 568 30 445
November 985 902 30 42 11
December 962 902 10 40 10

1945 - January 863 829, 15 19 Program

February 8514 8214" 30 0 complete
March 989 949," 40 0
April 1,139 1,049 55s 35 S-
May 1,009 939 40 30
June 677 628 49 Program
July 492 451 41 - complete
August 197 195 2
SUMMARY /
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0. 0
1941o 0 0 0 0 . 0 0
1942 6814 677 0 0 0 7
191414 2,470 2,123 16 35 0 296
1944 hs 6,108 5,1408 211 44040 9
1945 (8 n I6 220 8614 2 284 0 0 .
CUMLTIVE TOTAL 15,482 14,072 499 559 40 312'
Sourceof Dma -(U. S. War Department' (Ordnance Department).
Stageof Completion - Proof acceptances through l142 and plant acceptances thereafter.

PRODUCTION,ULY1, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I 1945 s-aj

 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE )j71

AMMUINITIOINFOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND

NAVAL GUNSS
ARTILLERY ANC TANK CGUN

(Unit- Thousand~
HEAVYFIELD ARTILLERY- Continued

155-cia iowitzer, M917-18

HE Smoke
PERIOD Gas 6-inch 4.5-inch
TotlP H; 105 HE 5.5-inch HE
Tce. Mark, I Mark hIAl Mark I, D/L M65
and 1M102 Mr 24 a, P rnd
Mar
TAT
1105
~and U1
i+ d~
1940 - July
August
September 4 4
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 25 5 29 0
1941 -January 0 0 0 0
February 0 0 0 0
March 149. 0 147 215
April o 0 0 0
May 0 0 01 0
June 88 0 88 0
July 29 0 21 8
August 34 0 20 14
September
October
34
47 2
0 13 125
0 45
November 112 92 0 20
December 95 54 34 07

1942 - January 186 2 184" 0 06

February
March.
310
359
0 310 0 0 26
159 160 10 30 6
April 303 79 204 0 20 Program 16
May 565 67 347 0 151 complete 314
June 3951 97 255 31 12 3
July 367 16 278 40 33 60 87
Augut
September
240
306 0
0 215
219
25 0 50 1414
69 18 46 103
October 165 0 136- 20 . 9 42 114,
November 226 0 154 45 27 12 3
December 123 0 86 23 14 30
4
19 5-January 197 0 144 46 7 1 2
February 142 0 96 32 10 Program 58
March 36 0
April
3600 complete 71
7 0 7 0 0 49
May 61 \ 0 61 "0 0 56
June 90 0 90 0 0 5
July 55 0 45 0 10 20
August 96 0 81 1 14 11
September 71 0 46 0 10 15 10
October, 167 0 142 0 10 15
November 0
19 0 0 0 2 17 0
December 5 0 0 0 0 5 0
44
19 -January 37 0 56 0 0 1 0
February 0 0 Program 0 0 Progrem 0
March 0 0 complete 0 0 complete
April 15
0 0 0 0 15
May 0 0 0 0 14
'.June 0 0 0 0 31
July 18 0 0 18" 30
August 0 0 0 Program
September 51
0 0 0 complete 20
October
November '
0 0 0 9
December
0
0
0
0
0
0 32
84
1945 - January 12
February 17
12
14
0.
3
.95
March 21
178
21 Program 171
Mpray3 30 complete 155
June288 283 35 15T
July 0 0 7
August. 1 1 __________ _____ c plt
SUIGIANY
1940 (6 Months) 5 29 15 0 207 0 4 0 0 0
1941288 143~4 277 0 129 240 0 0
1942 3,5145 420 2,5148' 263 0 314 97 299 478
1944 460748 79 22 97. 0 1 357.
_1945 (8 Months) \145 4-0 30
TOTAL 5,307 714
14 3
3,366 642 810031CUMULATIVE
40 54 337 300 1,969
Source of Data - U. S. WacrUepv'rtrnent(Or-1,ance
Department)J..
Stage of Ccmplet1ih' - Proof acceptances
through 1942 end plant acceptances thereafter.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER h 1945
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ANMUNTIONFOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND, NAVAL GU/?S

ARTILLERY "AN TANKGUN

LIGHT FIELD, TANK,AND ANTITANK

105-mm Howitzer, M42and M~2A1

BE 5Smoke Gas
PERIOD~ Total
Total. niak
Mnitn7
C
mT1r
w,16
PHC60Colored
E.8

HS, ,6
Itr
CNS, 160.
1467
18 HC (Various)

1440.
Jly16
-
Augut 1
September "92
October 52
November 52
December 47
1941 - January 7
February 39 22 22
March 71 35 ' 35
April 130o 0 0
June 105 1 1
Jue88 3' 3
July 22 0 0
August 13 0 0
September' 13 0 0
October 11 0 0.
November 502 19 19"
December 895 272 272

1942 - January 1,650 546 5461

February 1,975 498 463 35 0
Mrh3,787 925 810 .48 ( 67
April 5,077: 933 752 71 110
May 5,174 639 554 39 46
Jue6,268 836 706 100 30

Juy7,258 1,302 1,193 3 1060

Augus 7,553 814 617 .5 101 91
October 7,663 902 690 0 120 92
November 8,597 1,340 1,155. 0 120 6
December 7,427 836 632 0 120 84
1943 - January 9,480 1,074- 920 0 100 54
February 6,034 413 283 0 50 80
March 6,694 691 512 11 88 80
April 6,413 804 635 41 33 100
May 7,242 883 690" 49 0 44~ 100
June 7,617 880 664 41 0 75 100

July 7,047 613 367 36 0 110 100

August 7,033 769 469 49 0 150 101
September 6,673 1,104 712 51 0 220 121
October 7,828 1,382 996 50 0 228 108
November 6,633 1,648 1,286. 45 0 225 92
December 7,331 1,902 1,625 40 '0 222 15
1944 -. January 6,920 1,742" 1,422 72 5 " 0 1211 12" 104 6
February 7,599" 1,994 1,633 108 0 0 162 0 91 0
March 8,021 1,901 1,569 110 3 0 200 0 19 0
April 7,900 3,142 2,697 135" 12 50 170 28 50 "0
Ma. 7,417 3,426 2,983 164 23 0 192 40 24 0
June 7,156 3,286 2,815 184 12 65 165 40 Program 5
complete
July 7,314 3,223 2,887 165 0 . 65 96 10 Program
August 7,197 3,060 2,661 189 0 65 145 0 complete
September 6,872 2,753 2,367 202 2 65 117 0
October .6,131 2,660 2,285 140 11 99 125 0
November 6,o9o 2,856 2,433 186 12 135 76 14
December 7,022 3,952 3 ,403 149 10 207 119 64
1945"-January 8,289 4,813 4,290" 181 Program 98 - 196 48
February 7,797 4,254 3,737 187 complete 78 190 62
March 8,430 4,313 3,844 201 44 172 52
April 8,310 4,398 3,897 226 50 167 58
May 7,632 4,235 3,863' 138 .77 111 46
June 5,159 3,076 2,889 87 63 Program 37
July 3,372 2,388 2,296 9 66 complete 17
August .1,557 1,004 937 ! 0 - 625
SUMARY
1940 (6 Months) 269 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 1,896 352 352 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8,829 91 0 980 0 0 668 0
1943 1944,025 70,881 " 10,486
12,168, 9,159 413 0 271 1,274 0 1 .
101
1948,639 33,995 29,155 1,804 90 751 1.688 208 28 1
1945 (8 Mcntbal 50,542 26,481 /25,753 1,029 0 538 836 X25 0 0

CIJLAIVZ TOTAL 295,252 85,482 73,248 3,255 90 2,540, '3,798 533 2,007 11
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department ).
Stage of Completion - Proofacceptances through1942 and plantacceptances
ti'alaer..

PROOUGTIONJULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945

SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

ARTILLERY ANC TANK CUN

_________________Unit - Thousand)
LIGHT FIE~LD, TAK, AND ANTITANK- Continued

105-mm Hoitzer,A13 90-ma Gun

HE
Smoke AECAP
PERIOD_ ___M82 and

Total (wM0 CN Total

X71l
o AMTS T42
a AP, N773
or A,
~c1
TT43T3andT a
Ml iAT,
WPito H' 4sTnk and for T15E an an for Tank for Tank T4N4
for
Antitank Gun titeink and Anti- ad Anti-
~GUOS tank tnkGuam T15N2 Gun

August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August 6 6
September 29 29
October 0 0
November 83
December 142 100
1943 - January 118 118 110 51
February 0 0 30 30
March 0 0 0 0
April 5 0 5 40 25
May 111 100 1u 15 15
June 239 192 47 50 25
July 352 302 50 44 i14
August 464 413 51 45 22
September 318 252 66 100 50
October 361 280 81 118 69
November 341 293 48 11 4
December 377 332 4 60 0
191414
- January 339 291 26 22 87 50
February 321 277 214 20 157 51
March 386 300 36 50 386 50
April 527 411 44 20 52 427
May 2814
55
217 26 0 41 525 2
June 3014 217 27 20 40 '3' 714
July 313 219 25 20 49 409
August 53
3014 215 25 20 44 392 61
September 299 22] 33 40 5 3614
October 37
258 201 17 40 0 2714 1214
November 2314 216 Program 18 0 410 82
December 226 207 complete 19 0 411 55
1945 - January 3214
February
319 0 5 48 714
March
305 300 0 .5 740 1214
332 327 0 5 789 152
April 337 330 2 5 8914
May 220
6o 60 Program Program 1,108 332
June 81 81 complete complete
July 686 1814
Program: Program 495
August complete complete 65
129
SUD4ADY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 01 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1120 0 0 0 0 260 42 01 218 0 0 0
19143 2,686 2,282 404 0 0 623 318 01 0
19144 3,795 2,992 283 197 323 4,377 3,683 0 6914 0 0 0
IUUATIVE
TOTAL 7,920- 6,691 687 1___ 4_ l 0.586 -__ 8__- 41 2,1433 ____ ___ ___

Source of Data - U. S. Wer Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances through 19142and plant acceptance. thereafter.
~c
112gun Isscheduled for future pouto.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945

 174 0OMPUSSPECIAL RELEASE

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

ARTILLERY AND TANK GUN

______________________ ~(Unit
Thoueand)
= ______________

LITOL FIELD, TANK,AND ANTITANK- Continued

5-inco Gun

PERIOD

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February 2 2
March 6 6
April 0 0
May D 0
June 0 0
July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 6 6
1942 - January 52 45 7
February 0 0 0
March 15 15 0
April 0 0 0
May 5 0
June 138 58 0 80
20
July 135 0 115
August 231 10 20
221
September 453 212 0
241
October 355 27 1 327
November 638 293 0 345
December 449 189 6 2514
1943 - January 646 463 Program 183
February 487 129 complete 358
March 3814 101 283
April 282 91 191
May 400 102 298
June 529 168 361
July 239 10 229
August 0 0 0
September 50 0 50
October 207 0 207
November 277 0 277
December 176 0 176
19144- January 349 199 150
February 442 269 173
March 540 426 109 5
April 559 428 108 23
May 338 220 94 24
June 5214 362 36 106 9 11
July 7514 490 71 159 28 6
Auguet 9614 543 201 1 1514 56 9
September 1;129 710 206 .1 157 43 12
October 949 437 3114 2 138 25 33
November 567 272 169 5 85 16 20
December 242 10 152 5 56 Program 19
complete
1945 - January 121 Program 102 7 Program 12
February 101 cc: plete 86 6 complete 9
March 14. Program 3 10
April '22' complete 3 9 10
May 25 Program 25 Program
June 23 complete 23 complete
July Program Program
August complete complete
SUMMARY1
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 14 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 .0
194i2 2,471 849 0 390 1,583 0 0 0
1943 3,677 2,0614 0 o 0 2,613 0 0 0
19144 7,357 4,366 1,149 0 14 1,489 229 0 110
1945 (8Months) 306 0 188 0 19 0, 0 58 41
CUMULATIVETOTAL 13,825 6,279 1,337 53 33 5,685 229 58 151

Source of Data- U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Proof acceptancesthrough1942 and plant acceptances
thereafter.

31, 1945
I, 1940- AUGUST31, 1945
JULY1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I.1945
PRODUCTION, 1945
SEPTEMBER I.
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AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL PUNS

ARTILLERY AND TANK<GUN

(Unit - Th~oandn)____________ _________

LIGHT FIELD, TAlX,AND ABTT1'A1I

- Continued

76-mm Gn
1
7Smoke

{
BE, 142A1
PERIOD TAPOT
Ttl
Totalg
Nra
charg1
eue 12.
amA ftAP,
(1462) 193
M (Tl417) VP, T13

1940 - July
Auguat
September
October
Novamber
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July.
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September 190 110 80
October 130 72
November 43 18 25
December 111 90 21

1943 - January 79 59 20
February 55 41 14
March 128 41 87
April 51 0 51
May 103 0 103
June 66 0 66
July 3 0 3
August 0 0 0
September 7 0 7
October 51 0 ,51
November 53 0 53
December 63 23 40

19144- January 190 1514 36

February 336 149 187
March 707 270 437
April 757 366 391
May 7614 205 548 11
June 762 258 491 13,

July 915 385 52 4214 53

August 1,015 51.6 75 371 53
September 1,037 529 81 351 75
October 739 386 25 289
November 528 a 340 25 103 39
December. 570 a 371 35 101 38
1945 - January 6014a 331 20 2114 28
February 659 412 10 212 19
March 777 399 10 335 Program
April 630 411 11 149 complete
May 557 373 20 132
June 150 101 Program 28
July 10 Program complete Program
Augut 6 complete complete

SUMM4ARY
1940(6 Months)0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 00. 0 0 0
1942 474 290 0 1814 000
1943 659 1614 0 495 000
19144 8,320 a 3,929 293 3,729 13 320
1945 (8 Months) 3,393 a 2,027 71 1,070 5047 2
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 12,8146 6,10 364 5,1478 63 367 2
Source of Data - U. S. war Department (Ordance Department).'
Stage of Completion - Proof acceptance through 1942 and plant acceptancee thereafter.
a Including Iii1uminating, Mark 24-16(000) in November and 20(000) in December 19144, and. 5(000) in January 1945.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945 ea-a

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AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

ARTILLERY AND TANK GUNJJ

(Unit- Thousand)

LTGHTFIELD, TANK, AND ANTITANK - Continued

75-mmGun

HE-,M48 Smoke Gee

PERIOD
Total a APC, 1 HC, BE WP M4NC Mark II
Super- Normal Reduced and,MT2 ad and 2&4,Mark II L
British Type Mark 11, Cas, 4

1940 - July 10 10
August 10 10
September 10 10
October 10 10
November 10 10
December 27 2

1941 - January 7 0 2 5
February 0 0 0 0
March 0 0 0 0
April 41 40 0 1 0
May 50 48 0 2 0
June 14 9 0 50

July 0 0 0 0 0
August 0 0 0 0 0
September 0o.0 0 0 0
Octobero 0 0 0 0 0
November 236 256 0 0 0
December 535 293 0 5 0 57
1942 - January 580 78 62 120 2 71 0 47
February 805 0 121 206 35534 0 107
March 765 0 453 21 227 0 0 627
April 1,189 501 294 0 506 88 0 0
May 1,118 42 418 0 540 87 0 51 'V
June 1,411 127 481 0 785 0 0 20

July 1,580 498 254 0 601 0 0 27

August 1,207 525 222 0 660 0 0 0
September 1,040 722 0 0 291. 25 0 4
October 1,218 785. 118 0 224 59 0 52
November 1,269 77l5 0 0 450 9 0 355
December 1,052 657, 0 0 307 8 0 60

1943 - January 1,150 646 25 0 35 75 0 191

February 646 547 102 0 149 17 0 31
March 857 375 105 0 540 1 0 56
April 989 . 495 81 0 408 0 0 5
May 1,519 739 145 0 435 0 0 Program
June 1,487 560 228 0 699 0 0 complete1

July 1,412 401 255 0 758 0 0

August 1,370 475 194 0 701 0 0
September 1,760 726 196 0 838 0 0
October 2,019 801 382 0 856 0 0
November J.,920 1,019 0 0 901 0 0
December 2,038 949 67 0 1,004 18 0 0
1944 - January 1,558 552 0 0 955 29 0 21.
February 1,562 550 0 0 920 91 0 1
March 1,547 607 0 125 767 0 47 3
April 1,210 398 57 116 548 0 91 0
May 1,075. 400 154 126 292 52 91 0
Juna 964 577 125 125 259 0 100 0

July 65 577 Program 0 148 50 100 0

658 296 complete 100 129 52 101 0

I
August
September 534 562 51 0 40 100 1
October 400 258 Program 0 40 98 4
November 512 517 complete 55 43 101 Program
December 744 252 380 12 100 complete

1945 - January 922 542 329 Program 51

February 820 399 327 complete 94
March 909 602 217 90
April 7935 612 181 Program
May 650 504 146 complete
June 500 404 96
July 82 74 8
August 56 56" Complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 77 0 0 77 0 0 0 0 0
1941 685 626 0 0 0 0 15 5 37
1942 12,810 4,510 2,425 547 4,926 0 359 0 445
1943 - 16,947 7,535 1,778 0 7,454 18 93 0 91
1944 11,399 4,746 514 621 4,433 345 I 929 11 0
1945 (8 Months) 4,752 5,195 0 0 1,504 0 235 0 011

CUMULATIVETOTAL 46,648 20,408 4,515 1,045 18,097 363 1,651 16 573

Sourceof Data -- U. S.,WarDepartment (OrdnanceDepartment).7
1942 and plant acceptances thereafter.
Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances througha
aThe detail by months for 1940 was estimated by the War Production Bard.

31,1945 SEPTEMBER I,1945

JULYI,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31,
1945 SEPTEMBER 4 1945
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AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

ARTILLERY ANLC TANK GUN

______________________ (U~it_-_Thousand)__________ ____

LIGHST FIELD, TAN, AN2ANITANK- Continued

75-mmRecoilless Sifle 75-m owitzer

HE Smoke w

HE HE, AT Smoke -
Total 1309 M310 4M311 Total 1C8anniTs66 ter ~ GaE
s16
(m38) (T39) WF(T40) D4jAJ M89 1464 andO'S

1940 - July 6 6
Auguet 0 0
September 81 81
October 36 36
November 42 42
December 20+ 20
1941 - January 0 0
February 15 15
March 5 5
April 0 0
May 0 0
June 10 10

July 22 22
Auguet. 13 13
September 13 13
October 9 9
November 0 0
December 0 0
1942 - January 349 349
February 9 9
March 641 641
April 505 505
May 681 659
June 673. 562 22
July 704 625 2 54
Auguet 464 448 1 0
September 594 578 0 16
October 325 304 0 0
November 510 442 3 0
December 607 475 0 29
1943 - January 802 535 0 78
February 336 232 3 50
March 519 375 21
April 605 392 37 53
May 603 370 83 50
Jun~e 683 458 75 50
July 572 380 40 51
August 683 502 42 38
September 1,006 834 41 20
October 1,348 1,205 40 26
November 1,187 1,042. 40 24
December 1,445 1,298 75 0
1944 - January 1,558 1,361 100 6 35
February 1,511 1,383 71 5 2
March 1,595 1,395 67 19 6
April 814 666 25 25
May 246 25
323 0 52
25
June 234 158 0 51
July 432 388 29 0 15
Auguet 280 255 25 0 Program
September 274 250 14 0 10 complete
October 328 239 25 0 64
November 428 344 18 0 66
December 351 260 0 *23 40
1945 - January 374 267 47- 12 Program
February 326 202 63 Program complete
March 386 215 78 complete
April 423 267 76
May 352 210 72
June 332 200 81
July 205 149 28
August 93 78 0
SUMMRAY '
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 185 185 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 87 87 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 6,062 5,597 6 0 0 338 121
1943 0 0 0 0 9,789 7,623 497 0 0 1,175 494
1944 0 0 0 0 8,128 .6,945 464 78 180 275 186
1945 (8months) 398 185 153 60 2,491 1,588 445 12 0 446 0
CUMULATIVETOTAL. 398 185 153 60 26,742 22,025 1,412 go0 180 2,234 801

Source of Data - flS. ' feparr".ent.(OrdnanceDepartmaent),

Stage of Completi.o- Proof ec3ptnceethrough 1942.and plant acceptancesthereafter.

I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I,1945
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

ARTILLERY AND TANK GUN

____________________(Unit - Thousand)
LIGHT FIELD, TANK, ARND
ANTITANK- Continued
57-mm (6-pounder) Gun 57-mm Recoilless Rifle

PERIOD

Total M3S03 Canister and~ Total Smoke, W

(o'18 117 APM70 M306 (T22) Antitank o8(T5
hO~t) ''M307 (12052)

19110- July
August
September
October
November
December
19111- JanuaryJ
.February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
.

19112- January
February
March
April
L
May
June

July
August
Septemberj
October 1o 10
November 229 229
December 187 187
19113- January 292 292
February 303 303 Lj
March 218 218
April ;08 308
May 301 301
June 327 327
July 261 261 L9
August 511 511
September 508 508
October 792 752
November 0 G
December 273 273
19441- January 4192 192
February 1450 1450
March 5115 5115
April37135
May 3620 612
June 131 0 131 LI
July NGO01400
August 3118 20 0 328
September 306 0 G 306
October 348 56 0 292
November 110 63 0 347
December 1151 122 0 332
19115- January 5211 183 15. 326
February 531 256 4 27111
March
April 6119 350 0 299 19 55
553 351 2 200 16 10 4 2
May 333 252 Program 81 119 11 19 19
June 92 33 complete 59 37 9 18 10
July 0 0 Program 51 41 10 Program
August 159 159 complete 30 27 3 complete
SUMM1ARY
190 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19112 126 0 0 126. 0 0 0 0
1943-1,0511 0 0 1,054 0 0 0 0
19111 5,172 261 1 14,9100000J
19115(8 Months) 2,8111 1,5811 21 1,236 203 107 60 36
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 12,493 1,8115 - 22 10,621 203 107
- - - - .60 363

Source of Data - U. S. Wer Department (Ordnance

Department).
Stage of Completion - Proof acceptancesthrough19N2 and plant acceptances thereafter.

j_

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 . SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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ARTILLERY AND TANK GUN

____________________ (Unit - Thousand)

LIGHT FIELD, TANK, ANDANTITANK Continued.
57-us Gun

a
PERIOD 2-pounder APC,M51
A ETotal Canister Canisteran
Mark IV/T M463 M63, T32 2 M, T32 AP, 14

1940 - July
August
September 1 1
October 6 6
November 0 0
December 0 0
1941 - January 0 0
February 0 0.
March 25 25
April 89 b 81
May 514 514
June 61 61
July. 21 0 0
August 38 0 0
September 56 0 0
October 64 2 2
November 72 247 247
December 85 282 282
1942 -January ,243 323 523
February 288 665 74 591
March 300 1,144342 1,011
April 475 2,1450 466 79 1,905
May 822 2,731 705 171 1,855
June 0 5,210 656.40 2,1214
July 0 3,737 8014451 2,1482
August 37 4,831 950 181 5,700
September 0 5,251 1,005 502 5,726
October 92 4,725 1,602 145 2,978
November Program 4,485 2,182 51 2,252
December complete 4,063 1,555 0 2,708
1943 - January 5,229 1,1476 225 5,528
February 3,7614 980 250 a. 2,5514
March 3,897 1,2514 512 2,551
April 3,3214 846 300 2,178
May507 527 529 2,651
June 5,356 453 4652,438
July 3,54e3 334 500 2,909
August 5,191 i 53 .262 2,576
September . 1,820 .53 205 3;5614
October 1,590 60 216 1,3114
November 1,196 0 50 120 40 986
December- 997 0 108 167 0 722
1944-January 625 0 0 0 0 625
February 826 0 0 26 0 800
March 415 14_ 0 51 0 570
April 88 5 0 .67 0 16
May 70 Program 0 70 0 Program5
June 11 complete 6 77 32 complete
July 213 109 70 314
August 176 8449 43
September 176 10§ 68 0
October 175 105 70 0
November 145 68 77 0
December 72 Program 72 0
1945 - January 28 cmlt 118 0
February 51 51 0
March
April
187
183 -162
~14 3
27
May. 182 153 29
June 155 155 Programl
July 50 50 complete
August Complete Complete
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0. 7 0. 0 0 0 7
1941 356 760 b 0 0 0 0 752
1942 2,257 37,892 10,229 0 2,008 0 25,655
1943 0 35,14114 6,556 158 5,129 40 25,751
191414 0 5,096 19 _ 480 677 109 . 1,811
1945(8 Mnths) 0 932 0 0 843 89 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 2,59 ~ 78,101 16,5814 638 6,657 258 53,976
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Siage of Completion - Proof acceptances through 19142and. plant acceptances thereafter..
a The detail by months for 19141was estimated. by the War Production Board.,
b Including 8'(000) HE Mark II shele.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 so-cal

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AlIRCRAFT.

(T~- hpeayet).
754243-M

Form4 and MlEGume For M9Guns

Total HE~,
M48 an Total
All, M72 HE, M5~4 AMa o HE, M54 ANCO,
M59 i

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - JanuaryL
March
April
May
June 59 59
July 20 20
August 43 43
September o o
October 197 197
November 219 219
December 166 166 K
1942- January 20 20
February 228 228
March 500 488 a 12
April-. 84 62 a 22
May 192 165 27Lj
June 88 9 79
July 195 181 12
August . 375 375 0
Setmbr324 524. 0
October 411 325 86
November 291 242 49
December 209 109 100

1945 - January 256 0 256

March 101 76 25
April 0 0 0
May- . 27 27 557 286 51
June o 0 800 533 267

July 108 108 796 500 296 L

August 66 66 465 465 0
September 0 0 255 215 20
October o 0 878 385 126 217 1.50
November o 0 793 183 162 200 2481
December 0 0 801 285 179 200 157
1944 - January 15 15 500 296 204 Program Program
herary 70 15 55 273 0 275 complete complete

May
June
Mrh64
Arl14
16
15
14
14
16
150000
50
0
0
396
69
0
202
0
0
194
69
0 L
July 35 3 0 0 0 0
August 114 56 78 0 0 0
September 35 35 Proram 0 0 0
November422 0 0 0i
December Program Program 0 0 0

1945 - Januaryco
February
lee om ee 166
136
0"
110
156
0
5
Program
complete
-
March
April 418 418j
May 283 285
June Program Program
July complete complete
August
SUMMAY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
I
1941 0 0 0 704. 704 0 "0 0
1942 . 0 0 0 2,915 2,52 a 587 0 0
1943 201 201 . 0 5j7 2,994 1,452 617 535
1944 455 272 185 1,258 498 740 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 1,005 947 56. 0 0

CUMUL.ATIVE
TOTAL 656 475 183 11,438 7671- 2,615 617 535
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department.)
StgIncluding
fCmlto Type "A"- 47(000)in March
-Pofacpacs and.13(000)in April 1942.

JULY I,1,1940-AUGUST 31, 945 SEPTEMBER I,1945

PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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AI RCRAFT

__________________(Unit - Thousand)
20424 BISPANO-SUIZA

PEIDTtl Mark 1 M97 (T23 PM7 95(ATT5) al 96(T8

1940 - July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August 735
September 735
849 849
October 1,489 1,489
November 2,137 2,137
December 1,319 1,319
1942 - January 6,147
February. 6,147
2,963 2,963
March 3,592 32
April 3,560
6,126 889 5,257
May 5,524 696
June 4,828
4,,:81 1,138 64 3,479
July 4,684 244 331 4,109
Augut 4,466 498
September 659 3,309
2,611 733 1,023
October 7,261 2,255 2,320 2,686
November 9,139 2,707 4,410 2,022
December 9,600 4,291 2,760 2,549
1943 - January 18,263 7,607 7,916 2,740
February 5,616 1,748 2,162
March 1,706
8,44,8 3,420 1,522
April 3,506
8,926 3,955 3,067 1,904
May 11,669 4,769 4,161
June 2,739
13,572 5,473 5,366 2,733
July 17,901 8,064
Auguet 7,097 2,740
22,651 7,850 5,078
September 9,723
19,649 8,019 5,449 6,181
October 16,626 8,030
November 3,196 5,400
15,956 7,265 3,216
December 14,014 5,475
6,091 3,149 4,774
1944- January 13,344 7,232
February 3,364 2,748
9,970 6,783 1,159 2,028
March 2,705 Program
April Progrem 2,678 27
3,840 complete complete 60 3,780 0
May 3,400
June 190 3,210 0
2,329 202 2,127 0
July 2,612 209 103 2,160 140.
August 5,568
September 1,506 851 2,153
8,918 2,761 2,132 2,186
October 8,235
November 2,921 2,465 430 2,419
10,575 2,779 3,401
December 6,432 560 3,835
750 2,762 Program 2,920
1945 - January complete
9,584 3,172 3,253
February 10,571 3,159
March 3,371 3,667 ),533
10,272. 3,801 3,271
April 11,159 3,200
4,042 4,713 2,404
May 11,690
June 3,806 4,913 2,971
12,426 4,001
July 12,699 5,080 3,345
August 4,016 4,601 4,082
8,359 2,487

1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 6,529 .0 0 0 0 6,529 0
1942 66,794 13,605 0 11,277 0 41,912 0
1943 173,291 72,291 0 51,319 0 49,621. 0
194548Mote 77,928 14,015 10,926 4,523 12,166 24,060 12,238
14 (8M
th 86,760 0 28,696 0 32,893 0 2,3
CUMULATIVETOTAL 411,302 99,3139,622 67L19,5 l~2
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance.
Department).
Stageof Completion - Proof acceptances.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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ANTIAIRCRAFT (ARMY ONLY)

_________________ (Uit - Thousand)

HEAVY LIGHT

40-are
Bofore 37--a

PIID120-n 90-mm 3-inch APT,

Total (47-inch) HEM7 '4 Total BET M8lAl and APC,M59
BE,M73 Total Mrk II 1ST7 AP, M8)1 Total BE, m514 and
I(M81) AP',
4714

1940 - July
Augut
September
October 25 25
November 12 12
December 16 16
19141 -January 12 12
February 0 0
March 1 1
April 0 0
May 3 3 22 22 22
June 0 0 0 0 . 0
July 2 2 0 0 0 0
August 5 2 3 329 329 329
September 29 0 29 156 156 156,
October 35 15 183 183 183
November 126 0- 16 16 16 16
December 520 295 225 301 301 301
1942 - Jenuary 336 131 205 1,075 1,079 1,075
February 231 814 147 910 910 910
March 243 16 227 383 383 383
April 567 163 404 544 11 11 533 533
May 527 299 228 668 183 183 1485 485
June 458 306 152 940 107 107 780
833 53
July 708 553 155 1,2614 156 156 1,108 278
830
Augut 749 a 612 125 582 6 6 576 552 214
September 630 605 25 1,332 615 582 717 0
33 717
October 61 61 0 1,626 1,167 1,130 403
37 459 56
November 51 51 0 1,195 667 630 528 451
37 77
December 66 66 0 1,852 1,222 1,071 151 630 4114 216
1943 - January 79 79 0 2,7143 2,0142 1,819 223 609
701 92
February 176 176 0 1,2514 807 706 101 447 396 51
March 201 201 0 2,627 2,359 2,256 103 268 218 50
April 191 5 1 165 21 2,717 2,216 1,9146 270 501 501 0
May 527 24 282 21 726 375 351 41 0 41
June 200 21 158 21 453 403 0 403 50 0 50
July 202 44 158 0 1,7514 1,3149 1,033 316 405 325 80
Augut 229 51 166 12 3,363 2,707 2,1472 295 656 450 206
September 275 72 183 20 2,580 2,1488 2,283 205 92 92 Program
October ,456 30 400 26 3,357 3,153 2,9141 212 2014 2014
November complete
631 0 631 0 2,199 2,199 1,981 218 0 0
December 693 67 621 5 2,523 2,455 2,229 226 68 68
19144- January 762 0 762 Progem 2,1149 2,1149 1,893 256 0 0
February 572 214 548 complete 2,176 2,176 1,8145 331 0 0
March 218 16 202 2,3314 2,3314 2,000 3314 0 0
April 325 16 309 2,313 1,993 320 0 0
May 155 16 139 2,6014 2,6014 2,083 521 0 0
June 18 18 0 2,670 2,670 2,062 608 0 0
July 3 3 0 2,359 2,359 1,689 670 0 0
August 3 3 0 2,089 2,089 1,430 659 0 0
September 0 0 0 1,996 1,996 1,360 636 0 0
October 25 25 0 1,810 1,810 1,191 619 0 0
November 19 19 0 2,101 2,101 1,1422 679. 0 0
December 10 10 0 2,0142 2,0142 1,516 526 0 0
1945 - January 8 0 8 1,8614 1,8614 1,3146 518 0 0
February 0 0 0 2,079 1;852 1,3148
March 227 227
67 23 44 1,1443 1,383 790 48 545 60 60
April 76 75 1,161 8614 308 46 510
May 297 297
76 Progr n 76 1,116 969 330 Program 639 147 147
June 75 corpkto 75 114 114 108 complete 6 0 0
July Program Program 18 Program Progra Program 18 18
August complete complete Complete complete complete complete Complete Compete
SUMMAR2Y - ___ ________- ___ ________________I
1940(6 Months) 53 0 0 53 0' 00 0 0 0 0 0
1941 733 0 314 419 1,007 00 0 0 1,007 1,007 0
1942
1
4,627 a 0 2,9147 1,668 12,371 3,876
4,1314 0 258 8,237 7,533 7014
1943 3,660 314 3,220 126 26,337 26,63290)4
19,981 0 2,923 3,433 2,863 570
19144 2,110 150 1,960 0 26,614 6643 20,14814 0 6,159 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 302 214 278 0 7,795 7,014.6 4,230 9414 2,722 749 749 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 11,1485 '488 8,719 2,266 74,153 60,727 48,571 9414 ]12,062 13,1426 12,152 1,2714

Sourceof'Data - U. S. War Department(ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Proofacceptancee through 1942 and plant acceptancees'thereafter.
a Including 12(000) 305-i'm 1B', M3SAI ehelle in Augut 1942.

PgDUCf lQN, JI, 940 AUGUST 33,"99

SEPTEMBER i. 1945.-
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MORTAR SHELLS

(Unit - Thousand)
HEAVY

155-m. 105- n4 .2-inch Chemical Mortar

Total Recoiess
PERIOD Shlls
HE, P26 Smoke BBBT17 Smoke Total HE,14 a Smoke HM Smoke
le, T28 WP, T19 M2a (7) 7

1940 - Jul
Auguet
September 9 3
October 0
November
December 0

1941 _January .19

February 1
1 1
March 17
April 2
6May 15 2
June 37 2

July 3
Auguet 6 3
September 3
October 3
November 118 6
December 414 6

1942 - January 742 10

February 636 0
March 1,014
April 1,621 2
May 1,308 17
June 642

July 997 0
August 805 28
September 1,181 33
October 931 1
November. 399 49
December 1,554 24

1943 - January 3,006 55

February 2,154 23
March 2,429 85
April 1,971 122
May 2,528 9
June 1,654 0

July 1,55 20
August 50
September 49
October 355
November 2,175 62
December 2,057

1944 - January 2,070 191

February 2,149 220
March 2,516
April 3,129 113
May 2,666 123
June 2,550 60

July 2;615 121

Auguet 3,111 170
September 3,645 7> 170
October 4,138 0 10 416
November 4",181 0 1-9 418
4,125 22 9 230
December I 8

1945 - January 3,731 19 0 76

February 4,170 Program 19 205
March 4,496 14 2 complete Program 201
April 4,44 5 2 complete 134
May 5,069 10 Program 197
5
June 4,494 complete 175
3
July 4,809 199
August 1,582 Complete 125 Complete

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 15 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0
1941 695 0 0 0 0 33 -o 33 0 0
1042 . 11,830 0 0 0 0 217 51 166 0 0
14216i2 0 000 113 560 635 0 0
143093 15 0 51 12 5,218 2,962 2,286 0 0
1945.(8Monthel 32,796 38 4 19 19 4,205 2,877 1,312 13 3
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 106,848 53 4 70 31 10,5901 6,450 4,435 13 3
Source ofData - J. S. War Department (ordnance Deatment).
Stageof Completion - proof acceptances through1942 and plant accaptancestharator,
a Thedtail by months for the period January 1941-December 1943 -was
eattamiedby to Wax,production Board from quarterly figure provided by
the Was Departmfent.
ZFever than 500 rondsa.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I,.1945
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MORTARSHELLS

(Uit - Thouand)

HEAVY- Continued LIGHT

81-nm 60-mm__
'7.5-inch
2-inch Liven's
TotRIHOHE Smoke 3-inch Illumi- Smoke Proector 1

HILight Heavy HE I~lmi-MarkH eh

nati Total HE Smoke, nating III
for Bomb
a M149A2 WP, M302 M83A1 rower
M4A M6 FS, M7
M M31(M8)

1940 - July i
August
September 6 6 IIIII ' i
Lt} f
October 0 0
November 6
December 0 0

1941 - January 0 0 18 18
February 0 0 0 0
March 16 16 0 0
April 514 514 0 0
May 13 13 0 0
June . 20 20 15 15 l

l
July 0 0 3 3 j
August 0 0 3 3
September 0 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0
November 54 54 58 58 1
December 1n1 n0.. 298 298

1942 - January 129 129 603 603

February 263 258 5 .17 356 356
March 423 382 21 20 0 591 591 21
April 468 450 16 2 31 1,120 1,120 0 1
May 473 348 48 77 0 818 818 0
June 108 0 0 108 0 532 532 0o

July 434 170 151 113 83 480 480 3

Augut 471 205 2014 65 107 196 196 9
September 473 337 92 44 186 460 4600
October. 572 348 202 22 216 142 142 7
Iovember 128 0 97 31 222 0 0 10
December 674 520_. 101 53 281 1453 453 14
1943 - January 914 6c 227 35 318 1,716 1,716 Program
February451 529 52 70 375 1,285 1,285 complete
March 3241 198 76 50 410 1,560 1,558 2
April 318 192 76 50 300 1,152 1,142 10 39
May 464 309 79 76 5 120 1,679 1,669 10 136
June . 1444 341 28 75 130 825 816 9 165.

July 1444 328 144 72 210 776 770 6 226

Auguet 496 372 52 72 Program 770 757 13 201
September 610 400 100 110 complete 626 605 21 4
October 920 653 160 107 950 913 37 56
November 950 711 134 105 888 837 51 236
December 828 1408 284 136 989 989 0 119

1944 - January 406 406 0 0 1,022 986 36 335

February 368 318 50 0 1,121 1,066 55 350
March 575 367 110 98 1,1475 1,1424 51 311
April 697 326 280 91 1,912 1,810 102 245
May 526 290 146 90 1,393 1,305 88 294
June 675 292 278 105 1,248 1,175 73 282

July 769 548 207 114 1,299 1,214 10 75 171

Augut 1,168 755 273 140 1,231, 1,095 55 b 81 157
September 1,295 791 .332 172 1,657 1,539 36 82 254
October 1,1465 885 409 171 1,592 1,522 36 314 299
November 1,422 713 459 250 1,975 1,857 29 89 5
December 1,550. 719 548 283 2,023 1,859 80 84 Program
complete
1945 - January 1,590 834 1418 338 1,826 1,661 73 92
February 1,876 1,036 502 338 1,836 1,685 61 90
March 1,870 1,164 490 214 2 2,066 1,971 70 95
April 2,076 1,254 569 253 0 1,864. 1,699 69 96
May 2,217 1,436 487 289 5 2,233 2,081 60 92
June 2,085 1,368 500 208 9 1,788 1,660 73 55
July 1,782 1,136 463 175 "8 2,263 2,020 93 150
Augut 570 263 255 48 4 569 511 0 58

SUIfARYI

1940 (6Months) 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0'

1941 267 267 0 0 0 0 395 395 0 0 0 0
1942 4,619 3,147 937 535 0 1,143 5,751 5,751 0 0 . 0 54
1943 7,163 4,893 1,312 958 0 1,863 13,216 13,057 0 159 1,182 0
1944 10,916 6,410 3,092 1,414 0 0 17,948 16,852 246 b 850 2,703 0
1945 (8 Months 14,066 8,491 3,684 1,863 28 0 14,445. 13,218 499 728 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 37,043 23,220 9,025 4,770 28 3,006 51,755 49,273 745 1,737 3,885 54
Source of Data - U. S. Wiar Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Proof accptances through 1942 an plant acceptances thereafter.
a Not included in the total of mortar ahells.
Including 15(000) DC, T8 Smoke shells in Augut 1944.,

- I
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ARMY ROCKETS

_________________
_________________________ Unit_-_Thousand______________________

7.2-INCH 4.5-INCH 2.36-INCH

Smoke

PERIOD
Total E, 0hemical Total HE,Ml( 2H MS Total Antitank
T21 (T38E3) (T22) M Series WP,M1O 9T2751
,7
( r26E2)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August.
September"
October
November
December

1942 - Jenuary
February
Mardli
April
May
June

July
August 7 7
September 30 30
October 85 8
November 0 0
December. 33 33

1943 - January 25 25
February 123 123
March 240 240
April 582 52
May 139 139
June 0 0

July 0 0
August 0 .0
September 195 195
October 104 103 1
November 219 219 0
December 318 311 .7

1944 - January. 3 3 406 406 0

February3 3 12 12 385 385 0
March 4 6 32 32 384 384 C
April 0 0 44 44 604 600 0 4
May 0 0 88 88 591 578 0 13
June 5 5 108 108 543 535 71

July 8 5 3 152 152 629 548 50 31

August 3 0 3 138 138 636 560 60 16.
September 19 13 6 137 137 504 323 171 10
October 19 15 4 163 163 821 676 363 2
November 21 18 3 249 249 974 556 418 Progrem
December 9 6 3 159 159 945 682 263 complete

1945 - January 14 12 2 130 15 115 891 612 279

February 15 15 Program 37 37 Program 881 666 235
March 7 7 complete 90 90 complete 879 726 153
April 8 8 125 125 1,003 797 206
May 18 18 180 180 777 675 102
June Program Program 158 158 683 596 87
July complete complete 79 79 586 495 91
August Complete Complete 381 326457

SUMMflARY
190 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1961 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 155 155 0 0
1963 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 1,965 1,937 8 0'
1966 94 72 22 1,282 0 1,282 7,622 6,033 1,312 77
1965 (8 Months) 62 60 2 799 686 115 6,081 6,871 1,210 1
CUMULATIV
TOTAL 156 132 24 2,081 686 1,397 15,603 12,996 2,530 77

Source of Data T
T.,S War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances the'efter.

31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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ARM4YPRACTICE AND DRILL
(Short _
Tone)
_________________
_______(Unit - Thousand)
LIGHT FIELD, TASK, ANDANTITANK

3-inch Gun 57-cm Gun

Total Heavy
Practice Fil 75-mm Gun For A3R, 05,
PEIOD md Drll Artiller 90-mm Gun Land-Gus ndM For M1916 Gun
Amitio 55-na Toal 8 ad Shane
Sh71
ap4el 4 22ML.1
loaded
anid Total
M448 TP, M51 TP, M51 Mk I 6
/Tra er Tra er Md
1940 - July 453 87 56 0 25 25
August 0 0 0 0 0
0 25 85
September 86 108 0 l108
0 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0
November 123 198 0 198 1 197
0 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
0
1941 - January 125 0 159 39 100
159 0 138
February 142 0 170 52
10 41 21 20
March 155 51 0*
April 162 70 15 10 53 53 0
May 67 60 0 60 0 6o.
0 0 159 39 100
June 171. 140 1
0
July 1814 20 0 0 20 0 20
0 60 0 60
Augut 2014 82 0 22 0
September 49 21 0 -0 21 2 19
0 0 0 0
October 220 8 1 7 0
November 5349 52 0 16 36 0
December 612 35 0 27 307 127 180
0'
1942 - January 520 252 0 10 242 85 159
0 167 0 167
February 670 208 0 41 30 295 70 225
March 638 528 0 50
0 0 132 52 80
April 5534 152 0 20
May 85 71 0 71 69 2
0 0 41 251
June 196 272 0 272
0' 0
July 518 202 0 202 42
20 0 122 102 20
August 451 142 0 0 0
September 247 55 0 22 0 31 51
October 143 0 6 81 81 0
0 28 0
November 96 0 8 0
28
December 509 46 0 2 454 382 72
0
1945 - January 705 0 29 560 216
0 150 159
February 500 452 0 15 459 150
0 308 0 1814
March 543 492 0 Program 492
0 317
April 971 839 0 complete 0 859 592 150
May 806 720 0 720 499 18
0 186
June 711 740 0 740 497 57
0
July 989 869 5 10 8514 454 236 1614
0 270 270
Auguet 1,859 1,106 6 10 0 1,090 550
September 1,715 1,0O85 9 10 1,066 671 392 3
0 316 Program 151
October 2,258 946 0 Prop-am 0 946 479
November 2,811 1,1405 0 complete 1,1405 45 666 complete 2814
0 Prog-em 21
December 2,1432 400 0 400 379
0 complete Program
19144- January 1,072 612 0 612 complete 612
February 10 661 661
1,257 671. 0 20
March 1,506 5 593 0 20 573 575
April 1,278 0 13 3 Prop-em Prop-am
10 complete
May 620 5 15 complete
10
June 829 Program 14 4
complete 10
July 96 14
August 927 4 4 Program
September 605 3 cjimplete
October 9688 3 3
November 999 4
December 982 3
1945 - January 710; 2 2
February 810 Program Program
March 940 comlete complete
April 8914
May 772
June 1,058
July 804
Augut 450
SMM4ARY
1940(6 Months) 662 0 395 0 56 0 6 331 51 0 280 0
1941 2,1436 0 1,1148 2 87 0 13 1,0146 5349 0 697 0
1942 ,985 0 2,259 0 112 0 50 2,097 981 0 1,.16 0
1943 16,278 25 9,6143 20 42 30 0 9,551 4,799 2,256 1,682 814
19144 11,817. 10 1,9147 31 0 0 70 1,8146 C 0 C 1,8146
CUMULATIVE
195( ots TOTAL 41,616J..55
,3 15,592 55 297 30 159 14,871 6,180 2,256- 5,775 2,660 .

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (0e-dnuace Department).

Stage of Completion - Proof acceptanlces through 1942 and plant acceptences thereafter.

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ARMY PRACTICE AND DRILL

(Unit -Thousard) _______________

AIRCRAFT ANTIAIRCRAFT

37-ma I 20-mm Siepano-Suiza 37-ic

M94end M4E1 Gune

PERIOD

1940 - July 26 26
Auguat 0 0
September 16 16
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0
1941 - January 0 0
February 0 0
March 30 30 5 5
April 0 0 0 0
may 0 8 0 0
June 81
78 3 10 0 10
July 0 0 0 0 39 39 0
Augut 17 17 0 17 21 1 20
September 0 0 0 0 53 0
October 0 0 0 0 2146 2146 0
November 0 0 0 0 307 307 0
December 27 27 0 27 268 2114 514
1942 - January 116 116~ 116 0 0 0 0
February 426 426 426 0 0 0 0
March 123 123 123 0 163 163 0
April 12 12 0 12 115 118 0
May 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
June 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
July 60 6o 0 6o 120 70 41
August 0 0 0 31 31 0
September 2 2 0 2 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
November 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
December 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 - January 5 5 5 0 75 0 75
February 0 0 0 0 0 0 Program
March 0 0 0 0 0 0 complete
April 17 17 5 12 0 0
May 20 20 10 10 0 0
June 43 43 35 8 16 16
July 58 50 8 51 51
August 112 112 102 10 109 109
September 295 295 285 10 31 31
October 899 899. 51 838 10 246 246
November 722 722 507 200 15 209 209
December 712 682 482 200 0 3'0 1814 1814
30
19144- January 147 147 Program 147 0 0 1014 1014
February 0
141 141 complete 141 0 0 0 102 102
March i5s 15 Program 15 0 0 Program Program
April 45 15 complete 15 30 30 complete complete
May 15 15 15 0 0
June 310 20 20 290 273 17
July 370 20 20 350 299 51
August 1,061 20 20 1,01}1 1,001 40
September 1,651 20 20 1,631 1,606 25
October 3,6146 18 18 3,628 3,578 50
November 3,5142 1 Program 1 3,5141 3,510 31
December 2,030 6 complete 6 2,0214 2,0214 0

1945 - January 1,015 7 7 1,008 1,006 2

February 2,027 7 2,020 2,020 0
March 1,2114 1 1 1,213 1,208 5
April 1,419 Program Program 1,419 1,4014 15
May 1,325 complete complete 1,325 1,310 15
June 1,3014 1,3014 1,292 12
July, 1,321 1,321 1,301 20
August 533 533 523 10
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 42 0
1941 163 163 0 108 55 0 0 0 0 949 865 814
1942 739 739 0 665 74 0 0 0 0 432 391 41
19143 2,883 2,853 1,0140 1,730 83 0 30 0 30 921 846 75
191414 12,973 438 0 288 143 7 12,535 12,291 2414 206 206 0
1945 (8 Monthe) 10,158 15 0 0 0 15 10,1143 10,0614 79 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
'TOTAL 26,916 4,208 1,0140 2,791 355 22 22,708 22,355 353 2,550 2,350 200
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment)..
Stage of Completion - P roof acceptanceethrough19142and plantacceptancee thereafter.

31,1945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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4.5-inch

PERIOD Heay Light 2..5-6-iBnooh

Total 81-mm 60-na32-nc aok
M43A1 M50 T46 T39 12Attn

19140- July 2 2
Augut 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0
1941 - January 14 2 12
February 18 0 18
March 8 8 0
April 0 0 0
may, 17 0 17
June 0 0 0
July 50 50 0
Augut 0 0 0
September 0 0 0
October 0 0 0
November 2 2 0
December 0 0 0
1942 -January 0 0 0
February 12 0 12
March 0 0 0
April 0 0 0
May 11 0 11
June 8 1 7
July 2 36
August 109 9 100
September 35 16 19
October 18 0 18
November 6 6 0
December 57 0 57
1943 - January 0 0 0
February 0 0 0
March 11 0 11
April 19 0 19
May 6 6 0
June 17 0 17

July 20 4 16
Augst 18 7 11
September 16 9 7
October 17 11 6
November 19 14 5
December 38 18 20
19144 January 29 9 20
February 35 11 24
March 56 10 46
April. 39 15 24 214
May 33 14 19 0
June 41 27 14 14 1
July 18 18 0 23 0
August 29 15 14 23 0
September 214 15 9 Program 0
October 28 14 14 complete 0
November 14 14 0 10
December 36 16 20 10
1945 - January 29 14 15 Program
February 31 16 15 complete
March 53 16 37
April 30 15 15
May 31 16 15
June 35 17 18
July 49 Program 49
August 10 complete 10
SUMMARY
194(6 Months) 2 2 0 0 0 0
1941 109 62 47 0 0 0 0
1942 2914 34 260 0 0 0 1
19143 181 69 112 0 0 0 1,879
19144 382 178 2014 814 0 21 2,1465
1945 (8 Months) 268 94 1714 0 61 0 1,725
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,236'439 797 814 61 21 6,070

Scurce of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances through 19142and plant acceptaces thereafter.

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16-iNIH

Total NighCapacity Armor Piercing

PER~I'OD 1900-lb. 2700-lb. 2240-lb.

New Reworked
New Reworked new Reworked Nev. Reworked

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - Janay5,831 5,831

February
March
April
May
June

July 596 596

Auguet.400 400
September 421 421
October 243 245
November 194 1914
December 464 464
1942 - January 80 80
February 2,215 2,215
March 2,025 2,025
April 74 74
May 317 517
June 300 300

July 1,2141 881. 36o

Augut 2,468 2,1468 0
Septemlber 696 696 0
October 1,269 1,269 0
November 0 0 0
December 0

1943 - January 1,175 260 2514 661

February 2,095 382 1,295 418
March 1,771 880 891 0
April 1,161 1,161 0 0
May 851 574 100 177
June 1,529 471 852 226

July 513 513 0 0

August 1,092 1,092 0 0
September 1,078 1,078 0 0
October 1,460 1,155 201 106
November 1,293 1,0149 244 0
December 1,3147 683 6614 0

19144- January 2,207 1,405 802 0

February 1,189 970 0 219
March 3,5142 2,888 0 6514
April 3,685 5,598 48 259
May 3,8142 2,979 516 4
June 4,728 3,675 39
55

July 2,738 2,755 .3 0

Augut 5,815 4,748 1,067 0
September 5,145 4,140 1,005 0
October 4,950 5,881 868 181
November 5,509 4,459 1,000 50
December 6,591 1,525 5,608 9314 116 49 1,1409

1945 - January 6,556 1,158 5,951+ 602 155 0 1,005

February 5,975 3,316 4,885 785 2,719 305 597
March 5,993 3,14214 5,196 1,2143 500 1,488 297 695
April 3,777 7,088 2,601 6,017 890 377 286 6914
May 5,241 4,049 4,921 3,569 520 427 0 53
June 4,00 73144,300 500 0 2534 0 0
July 4,851 4,051 4,851 2,790 0 915 0 526
August 5,195 2,705 5,193 2,409 0 136 0 158

SUMMIARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941. 8,149 0 0 0 8,1490 0 0
1942 10,685 0 0 0 10,325 0 360 0
1943 15,365 0 9,296 0 4,481 0 1,588 0
19144 49,921 1,525 40,8814 0 6,962 116 2,075 1,409
1945 (8 Months) 59,8614 26,503 55,881 16,528 3,097 6,1449 886 5,526

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL l23,984 28,028 86,061 16,528 33,0114 6,565 4,909 4,9355

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).

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ighCapacity
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1Jta
275-lb. 1500-lb.
PERIOD

Now Reworked New Reworked New Reworked

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March 871 871
April 133 153
May 0 0
June 13 13
July 3
August 422 422
September 1,854 1,854
October 757 757
November 510 510
December 29 29 0

1943 - January 699 699 0

February 1,524 510 1,014
March 745 745 0
April 920 920 0
May 687 687 0
June 900 467 4335
July 1,119 952 167
August 2,404 1,751 655
September 2,745 1,383 1,5360
October 2,750 1,478 1,272
November 3,578 1,388 2,190
December 1,843 1,495 548

1944 - January 2,677 2,504 375

February 4,175 2,040 2,135
March 5,752 2,668 1,084
April 4,265 5,151 1,132
May 3,049 2,796 253
June 5,188 2,997 191
July 5,015 4,826 187
Auguat 4,259 4,074 185
September 4,956 4,712 244
October 6,149 6,088 61
November 7,415 6,969 444
December. 6,864 u1 b,b79 185 11
1945 - January 6,924 1,648 6,678 246 1,648
February 7,816 1,167 7,626 190 1,167
March 8,55 2,777 8,283 252 2,588
April 10,666 3,071 10x416 250 5,071
may 10,645 229 10, 456 187 229
June 10,176 787 10,176 0 787
July 8,901 292 8,901 177(
August 0
5,272 418 5,272 418
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 4,572 0 29 0 .4,543 0
1943 19,912 0 12,475 0 7,437 0
1944 55,758 11 49,284 0 6,474 11
1945 (8 Months~ 68,935 10,589 67,808 504 1,125 9,885
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 149,175 10,400 129,596 504 19,579 9,896
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Loaded and fuzed projectiles available for issue.

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Total High Capacity Armor Piercing

940-lb. 740-1b. 1140-1b. 870-lb.
PERIOD

New Reworked
New Reworked. New Reworked. New Reworked. New Reworked.

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April 450 450
May 0 0
June 0. 0

July 0 0
August 110 110
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0

1943 - January 0 0
February 0 0
March 0 0
April 0 0
May 1,189 1,189
June 11 11

July 0 Program
August 200 200 complete
September 200 200
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 511 511

1944 - January 89 89
February 1,606 658 948
March 1,439 488 0 951
April 1,498 693 0 805
May 1,170 668 0 502
June 1,103 113 160 830

July l,014 0 402 612

August 1,140 0 392 748
September 1,243 0 630 613
October 1,059 0 634 425
November 1,353 0 532 821
December 1,356 0 606 750

1945 - January 1,225 84 380 761

February 1,662 3,122 430 262 482 750 2,396 393
March 1,754 287 772 0 232 750 0 268
April 2,152 502 706 0 694 752 338 164
May 2,125 1,173 1,110 0 508 507 0 1,173
June 2,204 0 1,236 0 755 213 0 0
July 1,050 72 584 0 466 0 0 72
August 841 20 680 0' 161 0 20 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' 0
1942 560 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 560 0
1943 2,111 0 0 0 911 0 0 0 1,200 0
1944 14,070 0 2,620 0 4,393 0 7,057 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 13,013 5,176 5,602 262 3,678 90 3,733 2,754 0 2,070

CUMULATIVETOTAL 29,754 5,176 8,222 262 8,982 90 10,790 2,754 1,760 2,070
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (ureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Loadedand fuzed projectiles availablefor issue.

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CALIBER
8-fllCn/55

Total High
Capacity Armor Piercing
335-lb. 260-lb.
PERIOD
Newi Reworked New Reworked°
New Reworked New Reworked

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March1663163
April 0051,6
may
June

July 2,078 2,078

Auguet 2,152 2,152
September 2,3140 2,3140
October 2,578 2,578
November 2,5145_ 2,5145
December 2,785. 2,785
1942 - January 3,065 ,065
February 5,521 5,521
March 4,428 4,428
April 1,559 1,559
May.4,682 4,682
Juma 3,139 3,159
July 365 112 255
August 522 I 322 0
September 8614 850 14
October 2,636 1,1412 1,2214
November 3,1435 850 2,585
December 5,199 1,622 1,577
1943 - January 5,551' 1,1431 6714 1,226
February 1,675 797 172 7014
March 3,240 2,54 595 291
April 1,911 1,1454 457 0
May 3,8146 1,585 1,9534 527
June 1,71453543 600 800

Aulya 2,1405 21537 268 0

Seputme 4,192 5,162 250 .800
Spebr6,036 4,436 800 800
October 4,787 3,163 5214 1,100
November 6,728 3,1142 1,088 2,1498
December 4,375 4,375 0 0
19144- January 5,527 3,019 2,508 0
February 9,951 6,861 3,090 0
March 7,9142 4,5214 3,250 168
April 8,1472 4,949 3,025 500
May 9,94~8 6,192 5,250 506
June 8,551 4,100 4,451 ProgramJ
complete
July .12,185 6,8014 5,579
August 12,11414 7,6142 4,502R
September 12,527 8,170 4,357.
October 15,5114 11,200 4,514
November 16,637 13,1406 3 ,231
December 16,777 1,193 12,832 518 319145 875
1945 - January 17,3149 2,1514 15,1428 0 1,921 652 1,502.
February 17,925 7,376 17,925 1,115 0 2,505 5,756
March 16,589 1,019 16,589 519 0 550. 150j
April 17,1418 2,870 17,418 197 0 1,7142 931
May 17,503 4,230 14800 0 2,705 -2,177 2,053
June 24,590 3,728 21,590 285 .3,000 2,757 686
July 18,8853452 16,1140 0 2,7143 452 0
August 8,454,303 8,1455 1,105 0 5,200 0

*1940(6Months) 0 0 0 0000
1941 31,141 0 0 0 0 0 31,1141 0
1942 31,215 0 5,168 0 0 0 26,0147 0
19143 44,267 0 28,379 0 7,3142 0 8,5146 0
19414 136,173 1,193 89,699 318 45,300 0 1,1714 875
1945 (8 Months) 158,712 26,152 128,3145 5,219 10,567 13,835 0 9,078
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 381,508 27,325 251,591 3,537 6,009 1,855 66,908 9,953
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department4 (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Loaded and fuzed projectiles availablefor issue.J

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and 6-inch/50
6-inch/47 Caliber
6-inch/47 Caliber Caliber and 6inch/47 Caliber
6-inch/53 Caliber
PERIODTotal High Capacity Armor Piercing 6-inch/53 : Common and Special Common
130-lb. Caliber 105lb.
105-lb. Common

New Reworked - New Reworked. New Reworked New New Reworked

1940 - July
August
September,
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December 440 440

1942 - January 440 440

February 3,162 3,162
March 1,573 1,250 323
April 6,250 6,250 0
May 3,682 31,04 2,578
June , 2,163 1,710 453

July 10,542 250 6,o6o 4,232 0

August 5,597 2,050 0 3,495 52.
September 10,815 7,975 1,417 1,423 0
October 9,044 6,163 2,081 800
November 11,661 2,035 6,851 0 2,775
December 19,990 8,035 11,376 0 579

1943 - January 15,485 6,575 2,546 0 6,364

February 17,017 8,883 4,018 0 4,116
March 14,859 10,643 2,482 0 1,734
April 21,221 13,514 3,626 1,023 3,058
May 25,262 14,597 8,852 210 1,603
June 17,931 11,974 2,420 0 3,537

July 14,421 6,372 7,068 318 663

August 25,975 15,905 6,063 Program 4,007
September 29,204 15,516 9,776 complete 5,912
October 26,944 14;677 8,104 4,163
November 45,492 28,021 12,331 5, 140
December 30,379 23,525 6,315 539
1944 - January 27,611 20,815 5,949 847
February 42,124 26,328 14,724 2:,072
March 26,225 18,725 6,330
11,139
1,70
911
April 25,123 13,073
May 30,235 15,221 15,014 0
June 43,816 24,423 18,193 1,200

July 46,584 23,154 22,418 1,012

August 42,559 24,739 17,700 120
September 56,302 38,300 18,002 Program
October 40,303 30,000 10,303 complete
November 40,502 430 30,502 430 10,000
December 48,167 1,185 30,500 1,185 17,667

1945 - January 42,293 12,465 30,960 6,755 11,333 5,710

February 43,949 7,485 34,000 1,850 9,949 5,635
March 39,442 11,971 29,455 7,246 9,987 4,525 200
April 39,098 26,189 29,046 19,385 10,052 4,670 2,134
May 33,156 7,996 29,659 2,502 3,497 4,269 1,225
June 23,663 10,408 20,163 1,329 5,500 3,122 5,957
July 2,927 7,206 2,927 648 0 2,179 4,379
August 6,557 9,175 6,557 6,514 0 1,847 814
SUUOOA5Y
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 440 0 0 0 0 0 440 0 0
1942 84,919 0 26,508 0 27,785 0 23,066 7,560 0
1943 284,190 0 170,202 0 73,601 0 1,551 38,836 0
1944 469,551 1,615 295,780 1,615 167,439 0 0 6,332 0
1945 (8 Months) 231,085 92,895 182,767 46,229 48,318 31,957 0 0 14,709
CUMULATIVETOTAL 1,070,185 94,510 675,257 47,844 317,143 31,957 25,057 52,728 14,709
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance)..
Stage of Completion - Loadedand fzed projectiles availablefor issue.

,94-AGUT
1,195SETEBE
PRDUT~NJUY I 14
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5-INCH

5-inch/514 5-inch/51 Caliber 5-inch/51. Caliber 5-inch/5i

TtlCaliber High Cpct IlluminatingCaie
High Capacity Cpct aie
Common
and
New Reworked NOV Nw Reworked Nev eoke pcial
Comn

194&0- July
August
September
October
November
December
5,780 5,780
1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 1,618 1,618

August 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0

1942.- January 0
February 0
March 1,200
April 1,272
May 2,372
June 0
139,266 125,739
July 0
August 6o
September 775 0
October .0 0
November 944 300
December 6,3014 300

19143 - January 25 500

February, 0 3,#b~0
March 0 0
April 1,1425 500
May 3,675 0
June 2,152 0 6
59, x+69 8,7 0 a
July 6,1422 0
August 10,565 0
September 0 0
October 5,605 0
November 12,501 0
December 3,939 0

19144- January 12,910 12,910 0 0

February 1,000 1, 000 0 0
March 3,000 3,000 0 0
April 4,000 4,000 0 0
May 3,000 3,000 0 *0
June 5,500 5,500 0 0
July 299 2,9 0 0
August 6,1481 6,;489 0 0
September 7,611 7,611 0 0
October 9,981 7,981 2,000 0
November 10,295 10,295 0 0
December 10,189 5,525 10,189 5,525 0" 0

1945 - January 4,898 4,808 4,898 4,808 0

0
February 0 5,966 0 5,966 0
March 0 6,1966 0 3,1214 0 0
3,m0 0
April 25,956 1$6148 5,956 6448- 0 1,000
May 2,767 1,935 4,300 16,1467 0 1,000 0
935 0
June, 15,515 3,259 6,5s18 8,997 2,259 0 1,000
1,000 0 0 1,000 0
JyAugust 9,987 9,987. 0-
0
14,2914 0 7,297 6,997 0 0

SUR44ANY
14(6Mnh)0 0 0 0 0 0
194417139660 0 8030 1 5,509 0 1 0,3
194213,600 8,20 5,00 12,9
1943 59,1469 0 0 46,309 0 4,400 0 8,760
194"76,966 5,525 0 74,966 5,525 2,000 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 71,1417 24,7140 18,115 53,302 17,740 0 7,000 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 354,516 30,265 18,115 182,600 23,265 19,302 7,000 134,499
Sorce of Data U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnne--
- ___.__
Stage of Completion- Loaded and fused projectiles available for issue.
a Montly detail is estimted for inclusion in the tonnage totals.

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1940-AUGUST 34,4945 LEPTEMBER I, 4945 ii
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4.INCH/50 CALLE1E

Total High Capaity Illuminating Common

PERIOD

Nov Reworked New Reworked New New Reworked

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
/September
October
November
December

1942 - January 5,501 5,501

February 13,568 13,568
March 15,9147 1,100 14,8147
April 2,450 0 2,1450
May 16,9314 3,229 13,705
June 2,398 498 1,900
July 8,5014 3 8,501
August 20,8141 4,5014 16,337
September 28,682 1 28,681
October 10,211 0 10,211
November 18,553 987 17,566
December 24,477 200 900 23,377
1943 - January 12,526 0 1,750 10,776
February 18,632 832 1,525 16,275
March 20,339 0 1,500 18,839
April 26,868 8,231- 3,1477 15,160
May 14,257 5,661 6,250 2,3146
June 10,281 10,231 50 0
July 13,073 11,283 933 857
August 10,723 9,923 0 800
September 7,971 6,126 1,8145 0
October 13,890 11,776 1,6114 500
November 8,292 5,9914 300 1,998
December 6,000 4,000 300 1,700
1944 - January 8,007 3,307 0 4,700
February 8,7914 5,995 1,300 1,499
March 12,1484 3,995 0 8,1489
April 10,737 ),988 3,000 3,7149
May 11,199 3,989 1,500 5,710
June 7,856 2,000 2,000 3,856
July 10,5141 5,999 1,500 3,0142
August 11,102 4,152 1,500 5,450
September 6,728 3,990 1,500 1,238
October 15,993 3,998 1,500 10,1495
November 12,319 1,996 340 9,983
December- 13,103 3,987 625 8,491
1945 - January 12,9148 1,2146 5,958 1,2146 645 6,3145
February 9,622 263 1,000 263 1,500 7,122
March 6,550 10,226 2,800 10,031 1,500 2,250 195
April 3,701 5,652 0 5,652 1,701 2,000 0
May 0 9,285 0 5,982 0 0 3,303
June 0 19,330 0 12,200 0 0 7,130
July 0 8,635 0 3,527 0 0 5,108
August 0 6,666 0 5,0714 0 0 1,592
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 168,066 0 200 0 11,222 156,640
1943 162,852 0 74,057 0 19,514 69,251 0
194128,863 0 47,396 0 14,765 66,702 0
1945 (8 Monthel 32,821 61,303 9,758 43,975 5,3416 17,717 17,328.
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 492,602 61,303 131,1411 43,975 50,877 310,3114 17,328
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
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(Unit -Thousandl

LONGRNIU

5-inch/38 Caliber 5-inoh/25 Caliber

Surfac FireSurface
PERIOD Total Anicraft Total Illumi- Aniirrf
llm- Cmmon C ommon_ _____-nating Cmo

New RNeworked New New Rseworked New Reworked New Rseworked New New Reworked

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 -January 1.
Februsry 1
March 0
April- 0
May 1
June 0

July 0
August 0
September 2
October 0
November 0
December 0

19143- January 2
February 0
March 0
April 4
May 5
June 2
July 10
August 4
September 0
October 0
November 0
December 1

19144 January 1
February 2
March 3
April 3
May 7.
June 2
July 1
August 5
September 5
October 4
November 4
December 3
1945 - January 7
February 3 7
March 3 4
April 10 2
May 6 2
June 5
July 2
August 6 0
SUMMRAY
194(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 547 0 6 8 0 533 0 .0 0 0 0 0
1942 826 0 53 32 0 7141 0 81 0 5 76 0
1943 3,079 0 112 .55 0 2,912 0 258 0 28 230 0
191414 4,937 273 272 410 0 4,255 273 402 27 40 362 27
194i5 (8 Months) 3,067 1,555 337 75 49 2,655 1,506 2314 55 29 205 55
CUMLATIVE
TOTAL 12,1456 1,828 780 .580 - 49 11,096 1,779. 975 82 102 873 82
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Depatment (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Copletion - Coplete rounds for 5-inoh/25 caliber Illuminating; loaded and fuzed projectiles available for issue for all other items
shown.,

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RANRGE- Continued
LONG

5-inch /50 Caliber

Total Surface Fire Antiaircraft

PERIOD
lrumdnat Armor Piercing igh Capacity Common
New RwrkdNew Beworked-
Neokd New New Reworked New Rleworked New

1940 - July
August
September11
October 4
November
December

1941 -January
February
March 15513
April[ .15
May
June

July
August
September 1012.0
October I10
November
December J
1942 -January 143 4g8 50
February. 51 2 .72
March 607 3
MAp
ril 3
58 ,.10 18 30
11
5 1820
June 1820.3
July 86 15356
August"571 27 16
September 128. 18 21 89
October 1511,24 8
November 124 o 2 28 94.
December 86 2 3 29 52
1943 - January 182 7 0 41 132
February '167 8 0o 21 158
March :17355 2 2 4112
Apil 190 1 12 10 2015
My279 '14 2 72
June 1917226
20 202

July 288 17 5 7 2 209

August 560 37 48 28 0 247
September 520 22 88 7 0 ' 203
October 262 14 44 15 1' ' 190
November 398 29 106, 13' Program 250
- January
D c m e37259719144 590 51 ' 127 28 ( 2014
February' 265 25 89 25 126
March .385 6 6 7282
April 402 22 121 20 239
May 400 50 101 33 236
June 5347.26 49 3233
July 391 . 2 ' 65 17 286
August 363 26 57 33 247
September 551 25 43 51 / 252
October 289 26 14 39. 210
November 340 1 15 56.14 227 i
December 256 30 22 25 355 12 1714 28

1945 -'January 269 90 15 0.40 9 214 81

February 179 511 15 21 54' 27 109 2814
March 248 69 15 16 35 2 -182 67
April 155 89 .5 21 5 30 5 79. 79
May 126 155 5 16 10 0 27 105 216
June 89 229 5 34 4 0 10 50 215
July 142 194 10 18 7 0 10 114 177
August . 150 74 0 0 0 26 3 1214 71
SUMMAY
1940 (6Months) 41 0 0' 0 0 0 0 0 41 0
1941 254 . o0 o0o 0 0 0 0 2514 0
1942 9314 0 114 5 0 0 0 261 5514 0
1943 5,291 0 198 484 0 118 0 175 2,518 0.
191414 4,157 31 277 807 0 3 77 2 0 2,696 29
1945 (8 Months) 1,338 1,209 70 126 26' 165 93 0 977' 1,090

CUMULATIVETOTAL 9,995 1,2140 659 1,422 26 660 95 434 6,820 1,119

Sourceof Data - U. S. Navy Depsrtment (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Complete rounds available for issue.

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_______________(Unit - 7ouaand)
LONG
RANE - Continued. SHORTRPN8E

3-inch/23 Caliber 40-mmi

Bofors 20-nmm.Oeriikon
2-pounder lHE, SI, and. EIT
PERIOD A1 1.1-inch
Total Sufae
ir Antiaircraft AA,HE AP~
and. Velocity eni 2

New fReworked ating Nw Reworked. To el N2

e ew New New Reworked

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

l141 -January .1,809,

February
March
April
May
June

July 462
August 88
521 214-
September 444 458
October 600 762
November
December 579 1,285
1, 601
897
1942 - January
2,366
February 7 1,169 2,972
March 11 15 15 770 5,860
April 3 10 10 714
May 5,412
6 3553 353 663 4,430
June 5 688 688 a5 785 7,476
July
August 7 598 598 955 15;,508
September 7 790 790 1,154 15, 450
October 1,216 1,216 1,151 18,269
November 3 1,3 1,214
5 1,410 28 ,206
December 0 2,188 2,188 30,759
1,556
1943 - January 8 2,600 2,600 0 1,254
February 33,554
10 2,690 2,690 0 972 39,665.
March 10 3,054 926
3,0514 0 39, 875
April 8 3,2149 3, QO3 246 1,059
May 0 39,347
7 2,595 2,3146 247 684. 42,581
June 899 106 72
7 795 139 57,758
July 10 1,620 1,365 257 157' 116
Augut 58,590
14 2,658 2,2114 424 0 617 41,025
September 5 2,968 2144 195 178
2,7214 41,728
October 15 5,63 3,224 502
409 25 38,787
November 12 4,067 292 0 516
December 3,775 57,847
9- 3,590 3,002 588 48 434 57,508
1944 - January 3 4,681 268 68 465
4,413, 41,209
February 4 4,911 4,291 620 150 517 42,511
March 6 7,102 6,849 253 402
April 749 43,798
4 7,174. 7,052 142 190 491 36,744
May 8 6,979 6,705 274 226 276 28, 072
June 5 7,807 7,4140 567 196 21,719
275
July 3 8,436 279
7,975 463 30 28,865
August 5 9,5724 8,754 820 0 265 29,454
September 1 9,255 8,872 0 136
585 26,712
October Program 9,512 10
9,075 457 79 25,559
November complete 8,883 8,390 495 2118 Progran 26,512
December, 9,159 8,570 500 complete
589 24,226
1945 - January 8,154 366
8,633 479 27,565
February 8,405 8,265 140 1866 19, 611
March 10,291 956 550 20,599
April 9,3555 6,518
7,5+48 7,263 285 65 18, 928 5,762
May 6,93 6,895 40 Program 18, 915 6,481
June 4,216 5,915 complete 17,873
303 4,626
July 4,758 5,267 1, 471 16,541
August 7,110
4,56 4,205 151 15,108 4,390
SUMMARNYt
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 512 I 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 4,406 I 0
1942 61 0 3 58 0 9,565 9,365* 0 45 11,983 153,095 I 0
1943
19144
127
45
0
0
12
6
117
39
0
0
33,601
95,473
50,788
88,3614
,2,813
5,109
477
2,236
j 6,997
2,916
I
468,039
574,959
0
0
1945 (8 Months) 6 28 6 0 28- 55,120 51,315 5,805 945 0 [153,140 34,887
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 259 - .28 27 212 28 191,559 179,832 11,727 5,705 27,208 15,659 34,887
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Complete rounds available for iesue.
a uMothi1 detail is etiated for inclusion in tannage totals.

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NAVY ROCKETS

(Unit - Thousand.)____________ ________

TARZT, THACTICS,A!D.,ISAXNING

5.0-inch 5.0-inch
Spin 5.0-inch and.
PEID1.5ic .- nh Stabilized. (v/5.0-inch 3.- 4.5-inch 3.5-inch Practice Training
1.5ic 7.inh(w/5.C-inch Motor (ir13.25-lnc Window Target 2.25-inch
Motor Mc. 1 & 2) Motor 32-nh 2.5-inch lr.*
mmc.
3 &4) 14k 7) Shipboard. (Training)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

194s1- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August2
September.
October 1
November 1-
December 4 6
1943 -'January 55
February 2 5
March 107
April 17 7
May 159
June 18 9 5
July 18 9
August 12 8
September 15 11 15
October 18 1 24 20
November 24' 6 30 0
December 17 .16 28 0

1944 -January 4 23 23 1
February 11' 23 69 0
March 4. J9 874
April 5 22 76 8 2 14
ay21 20 46 0 0 0 25
June 28 34 80 0 0 26 19
July 36 2 27 65 1 0 2555
Augut 39 577 102 1 025 4
September 44 4 112 12s 1 0 21 44
October 0.2 41 12 126 118 4 0 18 125
November 0.4 37 9 15 130 141 0 10 Program 295
December 0.5 31 27 22 104 90 15. 10 complete 242.
1945 -January 0.8 1 13 3 58 61 74 6 10 424
February 1.5 13 48 77 54 62 4 11505
March 2.0 Program 64 101 64 11 4 10 799
April 2.4 complete 65 81 73 12 Program 15 715
May 5.6 98 128 79 62 complete 6 713
June 5.3 96 159 69 54 10, 560
July 7.1 161 172 58 133 5 284
August 5.7 112 153 16 72 0 209
SUMMARY
194016 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 11 0 0 0 6 0. 0 0 0
1943 0 171 0 0 23 152 0 0 90 0
1944. 1.1 301 36 60 717 1,019 28 22 134 848
1945 (8 Months) 30.4 26 -681 929 474 480 14 67 0 4,209

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 31.5 . 509 717 989 1,214 .1,657 42 89 224 5,057

Stage of Completion Complete roundsa available for issue.

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.50 CALIBER

Incendary Tracer
Totala
PERIOD Ball API
ATal
uitn adT5 Mad ndT9 (T28) 0 M23 410and 1M17 1421
an& T2 (T48) 11 and M2 11051 (T9) (Tax1)

{.
1940 - July 12 2 0.2 1 0.3
August 16 2 0.2 1 0.4
September 18 2 0,5 1 0.7
October 20 2 0.3 1 0.7
November 24 1 0.3 1 0.1
December 26 1 0.4 1 0.0
1941 - January 45 S 0.4 2 3.0
February 43 3 0.4 2 1.1
March 58 5 0.8 0.8
April 82 6 1.0 3 2.1
May 76 5 0.0 3 2.2
June 91 0.0 3 2.0.
5
July 86 6 0.0 3 2.2
August 89 6 0.0 4 1.7
September 108 7 0.0 4 2.6
October 108 6 0.0 3 3.5
November 114 5 0.0 3 2.0
December 161 15 4.5 7 3.1
1942 - January 268 21. 0.6 18 2.8
February 304 28 2.4 22 Z 3.6
March 472 45 1.0 38 2 4.2
April 604 57 1.2 46 2 8.2
May 737 100 14.1 71 4 10.5
June 840 124 10.3 90 4 19.5
July 1,040 169 9,7 116 9 33.8
August 1,1l9 182 10.0 1,16 16 40.3
September 1,035 189 10.4 110 24 45.0
October 1,062 224 9.8 123 36 54.7
November 1,046 237 7.9 119 54 55.7
December 1,271 256 5.8 137 69 44.4
1943 January, 1,347 285 8.3 144 83 49.7
February 1,355 294 10.9 148 84 51.1
March 1,571 337 18.6 156 102 60.8
April 1,672 365 25.7 156 108 75.0
May 1,735 378 31.3 150 117 79.7 0.2
June 1,814 421 40.1 164 128 89.1 0.0
July 1,907 455 42.1 161 1 149 102.2 0.0
August 1,793 407 38.8 140 1 138 88.7 0.0
September 1,788 416 48.1 159 1 104 103.2 0.0
October 0.3
1,833 422 76.5 149 1 99 96.8 0.0
November 0.0
1,618 373 78.4 117 "7 90 80.4 0.0
December 60 0.0
1,367 252 60.4 19 73 39.8 0.2 0.0
0.0
1944 - January 1,109 211 51.4 6 82 41 24.8 5.9 0.0 0.0
February 1,001 213 50.8 0 92 45 0.0
March 13.6 11.3 0.0
685 238 20.7 0 192- 1 0.1 24.0 0.0 0.0
April 571 226 8.0 1 187 24.9 2.6 0.0
2 0.1
May 449 188 8.0 0 155 0 0.0 '24.5 0.6 0.3
June 447 173 9.3 0 144 0 1.0 18.4 0.0 0.3
July 426 168 7.1 0 143 0 Program 0.0 0.2
18.3
August 367 178 7.1 0 150 0 complete 20.2 0.0.i 0.3
September 378 197 27.7 18 130 0 20.4 0.0
October 0.5
368 202 32.1 63 86 0 20.4 0.0 0.5
November
December
377 204 86.3 78 29 0 2.8 7.2 0.0 0.7 U
400 204 156.1 1 34 0 6.8 4.1 0.0 1.2
1945 - January 491 217 136.9 0 53 13 6.2 1.0
2.5 1.3
February 569 227 116.7 0 66 26 0.2 10.5
March 4.2 1.7
670 243 111.5 0 74 34 1.8 13.0 1.8
April
May
705 243 102.1 0 96 21 1.0
6.5
5.7 14.3 1.6 U~
719 230 87.2 12 92 8 0.0 8.2 18.7 1.0
June 621 176 53.2 4 87 1 0.0 9.8 17.8 Program
July 457 127 37.0 Program 54 2.6
1I
0 1.5 17.8 complete
August 161 49 13.4 complete 22 1 1.8 Complete 1.6
SIMAY
1940 (6 Monthe) 116 10 1.9 6 0 0 0 0.0 2.2 0.0 0.0 0.0
1941 1,061 74 7.1 41 0 0 0 0.0 26.3 0.0 0.0 0.0
1942 9,798 1,632 83.2 1,006 0 0 220 0.0 322.7 0.0 0.0 0.0
1943 19,800 4,405 479.2 1,704 30 0 1,275 0.0 916.5 0.2 0.3 0.2
1944 6,578 2,402 464.6 167 1,424 1 89 9.6 39.6 199.6 3.2 4.0
1945 (8 Months) 4,393 1,512 658.0 16 544 36 104 9.9 0.0 42.1 94.7 7.4
CUMJLTIVE TOTAL 41,746 1110,035 1,691.0-2,940 1,998 37 1,688 19.5 1,307.3 241.9 98.2 11.6
Sourceof Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Cmpletion - Plant acceptances.
Including an estimate by the War Production Board of monithly production of .455 caliber Ball end .45 caliber Tracer during 1941, from half-yearly
data provided by the War Department.
Z Fewer than 500,000 rounds.

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.k5 CALIBER

.6o .455.3 .0
PERIOD Caliber Caliber a Ball Shot Tae te Caliber 9-es 7.92-=n Caliber
All -Types Ball Total 1911 1M12and Tracr Thaer Ball Bafll all Bl
M15 T0 Tae All Types

1940 -July 1 1
August 2 2
September 1 1
October 1
November 2 2
December 1 1
1941 - January 10 10
February 9 9
March 0.4 15 15 1.2
April 14 14
May 18 17
June 32 32
July 24 23
August 27 26
September S4.3 33 32 S6.8
October 30 29
November 26 25
December 33 31
1942 - January 0.0 44 43 1.0
February 20
0.2 50 48 1.4 40
March 0.2 0.2
April Program
52
75 75 Program 50
May complete 66 66 complete
June 50
59 59 10 49
July 70
August
70 10 24 25
71 71 51 32 46
September 65
October 18 34 68
72 72 26 36 49
November 83
December 27 35 43
137 137 28 37 35
1943 - January 161 161.
February 30 32 37
197 197 35 31
March 215 215 37
April 32 35 48
253 253 30 35 44
May 241 241
June 31 35 414
248 248 34 35 42
July ,235 235
August 30 35 44
240 240 36 35
September 50
233 223 34 36 46
October 222 222
November 194
34 35
194 33 35 40
December 176 172 4.1 26 37 31
1944 - January 88 87 1.1
February 7 35 20
21 21 0.0 0.1 Program 35 13
March 44 41 2.8 0.0 complete 21 Program
April 58
May 57 1.4 0.0 13 complete
1 0 0.5 0.1 12
June 0 0 0.0 0.0 12
July 1 0.0 0.0 12
August 2 1.5
September 0.0 12
1 0.5 0.0 12
October 1 0.0
November 0.0 11
0 . 0.3 0.0 Program
December 2 0.0 0.0 omplete
1945 - January
5 0.3
February 0.3
10 1.7 0.0
March 14
April 1.0 0.2
28 1.0 0.0
May 19 0.9 0.0
June 17
July 0.5 0.2
August 15 0.7 0.2
2 Complete 0.6
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 0.0 0.0 8 8 0.0 0.0* 0.0 0
1941 0 0 0
0.0 4.7 271 263 0.0 0.0 8.0 2 0 0 0
1942 0.0 0.4 857 854 ').0 0.0 2.6 44 160 208 527
1943 0.0 0.0 2,615 2,611 I 4.1 0.0 0.0 53 385 416 508
1945 (8 Monthsl
1943.0
3.1 0.0 110 2102 6.1 1.5 0.0 62270 170 0
0.0 12019 2 6.1 0.2 0.0 66270 175 3
CUMUlATIV
TOTAL 6.1 5.1 4.080 4,049 18.3 1.7 10.6 187 552 799 1,068
Sourceof Data U. S. War Departmcent (Ordnance Department).
Stageof Completion - Plant acceptances.
eIncludingan estimateby the war Production Board of monthly production of .45
caliber Tracer during 1941 from half yearly data provided
by the war Department.

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.30 CAIM j
Carbine (Ground Only)

PIIDTotal Total ~ A Tracer GrndTacr Cre

Carbine) Carbine) K and,M2 API, T15 Ml T10 Cartridg~e i M16 24 OCrWread
tridge

1940 - July 10 10
August 12 12
September 15 15
October 17 17
November 21 21
December 23 23
1941 - January 30 30
February 31 31
March 38 38
April 62 62
May 5, 53
June
53 53
July
August 55 55 9
September 65 65 8
October 70 70 9
November 82 82 9
December 114 114 10
1942 - January 183 183 1 22
February 186 186 1 23
March 308 308 2 29
April 421 420 4 44
May 521 521 51
June 593 592 55
July 740 739
August 730 7 95
September 7531 650 13 99
October 646 639 27 98
November 613 600 57 92
December 775 742 59 82
1943 - January 795 730 53 76
February 757 671 51 75
March 900 761 58 87
.April 942 788 50 99
May 1,0014 838 61 116
June 1,032 8614 56 92
July 1,106 907 53 157
August 1,023 815 48 133
September 1,017 796 39 1214
October 1,067 833 30 114
November 937 712 23 101
December 838 611 5 106
191414
- January 742 518 3 86
February 712 484 Progra 79
March 3714 232 complete 46
April 268 186 314
May 242 185 32
June 256 191 33
July 239 178 30
August 169 107 16
September 163 101 13
October 150 98 14
November 169 98 10
December 189 105 9
1945 - January 266 1714 14
February 329 235 23
March 409 306 20
April 40 330 27
May 466 345 33
June 425 302 29
July 312 219 29
August 109 71 8
SUM4ARY 6
1940 ( Montpaa) 98 98 6 18 0 15 0 0 0 0
1941 709 709 5514 52 0 90 13 0 0 0
194~2 6,370 6,310 4,617 722 186 775 10 60 0 0
1943 11,1418 9,326 5,0914 2,1402 527 1,280 23 2,071 1 20
19144 3,6735 248 687 1,344 3 402 47 1,11414 314 12
1945 (8 Montha) 2,7146 1,982 1,0414 703 0 183 52 733 16 15
CDWWLATIVZ
TOTAL 25,0114 20,908 12,061 5,2141 716 2,7145 145 4,008 51 47
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnanice'Department).
Stage of Completion -_Plat acceptances.

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LARD141538
Antitank ______Antipesonel _____

Torpedo
Total HE, Heavy HE, Light ,a
Total HE, Ml iM6(T6El) M7 (T7) Total M

1940 . July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December'

1942 -January 2 2 2
February48 48 48
Mafrrch 125 125 125
April 203 203 .203
May 478 478 478
Junief 198 198 198
" July '47 47 47
August 22 22 22
September 189 189 189
October 0 0 0
November 20 20 20
December 0 0 0

1943 - January 343 333 32 3 10 10

February 244 21212 36
March 667 579 579 8847 41 85
April 572 235 435 137 82 55 120
My1,136 957 957 179 71 108 123
June 1,135 986 986 149 50 99 125
July 1,155 965 965 190 92 98 125
August 1,221 905 905 316 215 101 125
September 1,2405 1,091 1,091 3124 195 119 150
October 1,717 1,5248 1,5248 169 169 0o 180
November 1,283 _1,082 1,082 201 .201 0' 105
December 542 270 270 272 272 0 192
1944- January '424 0 Progra 424 263 161 230
February 581 0 complete 581 3824 297 182
March 414 0 414 337 77 220
April 519 0 519 378 14.1 250
ay389 74 20 524 315 211' 1014 182
Jime 709 165 0 165 5244 303 161 145
July. 1,271 717 318 399 5524 367 .187 162
August 1,081 526 ' 45. 76 555 357 198 1614
September 5124 315 299 16 199 524 145 175
October .686 686 607 79 Progasa ocspete. 113
November 1,180 1,1801,0752
December 1,387 1,387 1,318 69 -1 Proram
1945 -January 7624 7624 722 4
February 540 540 498 42
Mrh2624 " 2624 182 82
April e24 a2481 123
Jue288 288_. 150 138
Jule 181 181 Program 181
Julys 106 , 106 complete 106
Augst0o 100 100.
SUNIAY
1940(6 Months) 0 o 0 0,.0 0 0 0 0 0
1210 o0 0 0'0 0 0 0 0
1942 1, 32 1,332 1,332' 0 0 0' 0 0 0
194314 11,420 9,372 9,372 0 0 ' 2,0248 1,427 621 1,400
505 0 4,117 933 4,105 2,7324 1,371 1,855
cnhl8 oth!o159
115(195 2,2447 2,447 0 1,633 81240 0 0 00
ChrATliN TOTAL.'24,3524. 18,2o1 10,7024. 5,750 1,7247 6,153 4,161 1,992 3,255
Source of Data - U. C. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter. '

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WARFAREN

Hand. Grenades
Total Smoke Gas Irritant
PERIODGrenades
Total n r oos ht NI rnil
ANM P, 115 (Various) W iHC Red Fanibe N-a O--ia N

1940 - July
August9
September
October
November

* 1941 - JanuaryJ
* February
March9
April 0
*June0

Augst 1,222 24235117

September 10
October 0
November.
December 0 L!
1942 - Jauary 120 3 0
February 308 96 2. 94
March 0
99 19 19 0 0
April 3 11: 1 1100
May2C 0 0 0 0l
June =83 34 0 0 34
July 679 39 5 0 0 34
August 1,088 297 203 5 9
September 2,611 1,417
4 76
1,2465 58 64 0' 44
October 3,045 1,964 1,455 8 279 139 0
November
83 L
3,250 2,220 2,047 8 152 5 0 8
December 3,955 2,685 2,417 10 248 0 0 10
1943 -January . 3,549 2,121 . 1,164 6 947 0 0 4
February 2,079 352 199 53 " 79 0 21 0
March L
2,099 192 Program . 57 0 89 46 0
April 2,012 49 complete 36 0 12 1 0
May 2,006 129 100 0 29 0 0 01
June 1,953 138 73 0 40 0 25 0
July 989 113 35 77 0
August 1,150
0 0 1 0 L
183 108 75 0 0 0 0 0
September 1,268 279 247 32 "0 0 0 0 0
October 2,218 601 393 137 0 0 71 0 0
November 2,972. 847 753 94 0 0 0 0 0
December 2,686 1,108 848 205 0 0 0 55 0
1944 - January 2,841 926 30 328 150., 4 52 0
February 4,083, 1,262 605 336 201 0 40 80 0
March 3,686 895 600 194 0 23 Program 78 0
April 3,607 1,006 602
I
275 0 0 complete 27 102
May 2,701 963 500 269 0 44 Program 150
June 2,669 694 110 254 330 0 complete Program
July 3,541 1,187 525 277 385 0 cmlt
August 3,532 664 150 338 176 0
September 4.028. 274 Program 274 0 0
*October 3,563 180 complete 159 0 21
November 3,305 227 217 0 10
December 3,098 67 67 0 0
1945 - January 3,205 255 121 101 33.
February
March
April
No~
.3,114
4,164
4,649
2n
4763710
Program
78
Program
101

Program
27
Prga
complete
LI
4,921 complete complete complete
June 3,731
July 3,352
August Complete2
SUHRARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 1,222 .0
242 0 0 035 00 116
19215,977 8,785 7,368 0 41 778 0 208 101 289
19443 24,981 6,112 1,363 2,384 945 1,026 69 172 149 4
1945 8 onhs 40,654 8,345 0 3,442 2,988 1,242 98 86 237 252
14(Mth 27,136 97 0 0 570 307 60 0 0 * .

CUWIATIYN TOTAL 109,970 24,421 8,731 5,826 4,544 3,388 227 466 658 581
Source of Data -:U. S. War Department (Ordnance
Department and Chemical Warfare Service).
Stageof Completion - Proof acceptancesti6ugh 1942 and plat acceptancesthereafter.

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(Unit-Thousand)~
O0DNACE

Rifle Grenades Hand Grenades

PEIDSmoke Fragmentation
Total. AT,RE Pra ur
M9 and WP 2HC
V rkOffensive
(T8ElM22 (Various)
CMlore Impact Mark I Mark hAl. T13 Mr I
M1A2 TE) T12 M17 (Mark II)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 71 71
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October 909 909
November
December
192 -January 117 59 58
February 212 0 212
March 80 80 0
April 303 280 23 0
May - 225 200 25 0
June 249 2214 25 0
July 640 159 46 288 147
August 791 180 28 263 320
September 1,1914 60 0 5314 600
October 1,081 152 0 429 500
November 1,030 179 3 548 500
December 1,270. 104 4 565 599
1945 - January 1,428 540 Progrem- 587 501
February 1,727 705 complete. 521 501
March 1,907 988 400 519
April 1,963 1,035 400 528
May 1,877 812 129 .429 507
June 1,815 830 120 797 68
July- 876 326 0 550 Program
August 967 301 0 666 complete
September 989 19 0 . 970
October 1,617 72 0 1,5145
November 2,125 309 0 1,816
December 1,578 279 9 25 0 1,265
19144- January 1,915 100 65 100 0 1,5
February 2,821 668 41 6 0 ,0
March 2,791 658 0 156 25 1,9514
April 2,601 825 14 0 80 53 1,629
may 1,758 341 4 0 68 Program 1,525
June 1,975 612 69 0 51 complete 1,265
July 2,3514 1,651 97 0 35 1,171
August. 2,868 1,525 48 25 0 1,270
September 3,7514 2,253 87 814 26 1,3014
October 5,3835 '1,8142 39 55 56 20 1,5614 7
November 5,078 1,578 155 60 56 8 1,2141 0
December 3,031 1,457 142 40 27 57 1,519 9
1945 - January 2,950 1,117 200 39 0 30 1,559 5
February 2,908 961 205 20 0 14 1,681 27
March 3,688 8614 252 20 0 2,51~2 10
April 4,649 777 249 20 0 0 3,603 Program
May 4,921 850 205 20 0 28 5,818' complete
June 3,731 746 .200 Program 0 4 2,781
July 5,552 758 56 complete 5 95 2,438
August Program complete. Complete. Complete Complete
SUMMOAY.
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0
1941 980 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 980 0 0
1942 7,192 .1,677 0 0 0 0 0 1514 2,895 0 2,466
1943 18,869 6,216 9 25 0 0 249 0 9,7146 0 2,6214
1944 52,509 12,910 741 5a6 379 65 76 0 17,596 16 0
1945 (8Monthel 26,199 6,073 1,367 119 5 171 0 0 18,422 42 0
CMITiETOTSA 85,5149 26,876 ] 2,117 670 3814 236 325 1514 49,639 58 5,090
Source of Data- U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Star of Cc"-'1etlon
- Proof acceptances through 1942 an4dplant acceptances thereafter.

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PYROTECHN Ics

_________________(Unit - Thpuaand)
AIRCRAFT

Parachute Flares Trip Flares Signals

I Totofla eab i
I i 20
Bmb cation Mi4nature Series Series
) Al N-w 1,4 MM and Em B~m A-28 AN-M53
Total91 A-M426 5, and 6 M448 1419 l.3A1 A th~rougj through
.Nv and Navy AR-i4145 Ai-I58
1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November
December
188 5 225
1941 - January
February
March
April 13
May
June

July 1 0f 0 1
August 1 63
6 5 0 1 4 0
September 3 2 0 1
October 4
1 0
2 0 2 1 228
November 6 4 0 2
December 1 1214
5 2 0 3 0 0
1942 - January 1 0
5 4 0 11 0 18
February 9 5 0 4
March 0 12 200 0
12 5 0 2 5 2
April 15 1
12 160 27
0 8 6 2 13 80 0
May 13 1 0 9 3 2 13 360 0
June 44 0 37 3 3 15 160 22
14
July 62 0 52
August 1 9 4 15 140 0
160 0 149 10 1 15
September 107 1 130 20
0 98 8 4 15 30 165
October 714 Program 0
November
66 8. 6 27 190 143
103 omplete 0 814 19 6
December 66 19 140 929
0 45 21 5 8 185 702
1943 - January 79 0 14 2 16 165 1,1451
February 76 0 63 13 8 125 26 1,107
March 109 0 93 16 20 Program 40 1,607
April 102 0
May 75 27 8 complete 0 1,723
57 0 27 30 11 0
June 1,371
60 0 32 28 8 891
200
July 58 0
August 32 26 9 10 942
110 0 88 22 14
September 70 1,039 150
94 10 19 11 45
October 1,802 2
92 20 55 17 16 520
November 88 1,671 50
December
10 62 16 23 475 1,507 245
76 0 57 19 16 410 276 308
19144- January 91 17 50 214 11 121
February 51 40 Program 395 351
11 13 71
March 20 complete 770 443
15 6 210 0
April 20 383 .
15 2 365 0
May Program 435
14 Program 575 0
June 10 comlete 445
10 complete 140 0 270
July 13 13
August 10 265 0 367
September 10 1614 0 1614
6 6
October 6 80 0 206
November 6 0 4e28
10 95
December 10 260 0 262
9 9 350 0 210.
1945 - January 4
February 4 403 70
8 8 160
March 7 Program 125 251
April 7 complete 142 406
5 5
May 5 46 3214
June 5 472
6 6 515
July 4. 118 482
4
August 0 0
321
i 70

1943
19144
1,001
290
0
0
40
97
714
501
247
143
61
400
0
717
1146
32
141
0
2,321
3,669
15,387
192
755
3,9614
j
1945 (8Mothal 39 0 0 0 39 299 494 0 0 403 1,666 2,208
CUI LATIYZ
TOTAL 2,2141 .58 325 1,3114 544 760 1,211 231 329 8,808 19,271 6,927
Source or Data - Army:U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Wireau of Ordnance).Ar:Pof
cetnathug192adpntcetneshratr.Nv:CpleasmbesvialeorIu.
a nqprcue exceptwhereo'therwfie indlicated.

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_____________________ ~~~~~(Unit-Thousand) __________________________

AI3RFTA_- Continued (SGOUND

jSeries
Signals - Continued Signals Very Lights

Distress Drift

Double
Single
SaingdlSar
DataredSta
J ~Parachute
1A.
through
)f A,
Hg
Buret
Rapn
Green
if.II
Red
c.IZ
White
k.II
Red, M75 Red, M73 (Navy) M5Nil a5dA 7
(T49) (T51) M5A1 en
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

194.1- January
February
March
April 1.9 320
May
June
1,353
July 214
August 20
September 10
October
November
December
0
194.2- January 20 117 300
0 290 250
February 0 92
March 35 1441 0 100
C 1.0 81. 150
April 53
May 0 20 275 2
91
20 8 43 85
June 50 15 77
20
July 96 6 17 232 75 151
August 58 0 0 20. 252 73 3.8
September 75 51 0 0 16o 0 176
October 1.9 0 0 0 4141 53 23.9
November 19 28 0 0 177 2 172
December Program 0 0 0 29 Program 0
complete complete
191.3- Jenuary. 0 0 0 441 60
February 0 0 0 2 Program; 102
March 10 .0 0 22 complete Program
April Program 27 0 30 complete
May complete 65 0 30
June 1.6 0 35
July 27 0 37
Auguet 1.8 0
September 1.3 0
October 60 0
November 72 2 171
December 71. 51

19443- January 116 14.9 35

February 111. 261. Pror am
March 99 1.16 'complete
April 82 1.89
May 67 4419
June 68 695
July 1.5 668
August 39 606
September Program 551
October complete 715
November 536
December 511.

191.5- January 365

February 313
March 353
April 267
May 261
June 84.
July 37
August 0

SUMMARY
190 (6 Months) 0 0 0 "0
I 0 0 0 0 0.
194.1 0 .. 0 0 109 320 1,353 0 0 0 0
193.2 0 0 31.7 99 228 771 0 1,31.1 1,563. 1,133
193.3 0 0 .0 10 4362 53 365 441 0 162
1945(8 Monthel 1,050. 324.. 0 0 0 1,680 0 0 0 0

CUMUfLATV
TOTAL 1,179 324 31.7 218 1,640o 9,936 4.00 1,385 1,561. 1,295

Source of Data - Army:" U.

S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance .
d
Stage of Completion - Amy: Proof acceptances through 191.2 9 plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Complete assemblies available for. issue.
aAry-procured except where otherwiee indicated.

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EXPLOSIVES

(Unit - Thousand pounds)

ALL NXPIOSIV1S TAT 221

PEIDTotal Army Navy Total Army Navy Total Array Navy

1940 - July
August
September
October 23,973 23,973 22,1147
November
December

1941.-January
February
March
April 36,629 36,629 34,625 34,625
May
June

July 8,333 7,6714 659 7,736 7,238 498

August 7,917 7,1466 451 7,257 7,072 185
September 8,1449 7,829 620 7,771 7,441 330
October 11,8714 11,128 746 11,2147 10,732 515
November 19,331 16,178 3,153 18,5142 15,592 2,950
December 27,780 24,6148. 3,132 26,032 23,1485 2,5147

1942 - January 34,960 31,990 2,970 32,969 30,339 2,630

February 41,205 35,997 5,208 38,973 34,141 4,832
March 58,1408 48, 559 9,8149 55,901 46,591 9,510
April 69,1441 58,595 10,8146 66,096 55, 9314 10,162
May 83,8514 70,573 13,281 78,975 66,889 12,086
June 97,778 76,463 21,315 91,070 71,321 19,7149
July 115,012 86,875 28,137 105,5514 80,313 25,2141
August 123,192 98,141 25,051 111,073 89,998 21,075
September 135,386 103,998 31,388 122,8114 95,975 26,839
October 172,431 124,416 48,015 160,961 116,116 44,845
November 173,6142 136,5147 37,095 161, 945 127,0914 34,851 272 272
December 172,9148 137,688 35,260 159,791 128,753 31,038 1,139 869, 270

1943 - January 188,123 145,1514 42,969 173,221 135,189 38,032 2,"5714 2,276 298
February 137,815 115,983 21,832 116,698 99,797 16,901 2,830 2,760 70
March 213,6414 157,013 56,631 184,6314 1334,201 50,1433 4,403 3,322 1,081
April 207,7147 173,870 33,877 175,6145 147,851 27,7914 5,307 3,162 2,1145
May 205,809 163,5140 42,269 182,976 149,719 33,257 5,256 3,921 1,335
June 209,675 172,396 37,279 186,211 156;961 29,250 6,244 5,610

July 200,2140 175,381 24,859 173,8114 156,9114 16,900 9,788 7,625 2,163
August 175,710 158,320 8139 147,479 137,379 10,100 11,836 10,0414 1,792
September 190,1401 172,205 ,196 160,533 150,73 9,800 15,092 12,2914 2,798
October 220,656 199,325 21,331 181,1477 169,577 11,900 17,926. 13,7140 4,186
November 233,907 213,355 20,552 190,060 178,860 11,200 19,236 x.4,077 5,209
December 225,577 208,897 16,680 173 ,6514 164,6514 9,000 19,1443 16,259 3,1814

- January
191414 210,852 192,6142 18,210 143,729 135,929 7,800 27,121 21,515 5,606
February 190,902' 179,166 11,736 108,1458 105,138 3,320 28,061 23,211 4,850
March 18.9,9814 175,7214 14,260 10.5,086 98,886 4,200 31,639 25,049 6,590
April 188,621 172,350 16,271 102,1468 96,038 .6,143o 30,655 24,655 6,000
May 202,177 190,9142 11,235 109,215 106,325 2,890 33,015 28,015 5,000
June 204,1148. 193,9149 10,199 119,1440 115,5140 3,900 27,1462 24,862, 2,600

July 217,739 191,985 25,7514 129,858 125,733 4,125 41,216 27,890 13,326
August 204,508 192,075 12,1433 136, 969 134,730 2,239 32,898 27,823 5,075
September 209,583 197,655 11,928 146,396 144,096 2,300 31,580 '27,330 4,250
October 235,131 228,280 6,851 164,8714 162,976 1,898 29,1147 28,858 289
November 242,757 235,850 6,907 176,856 175,239 1,617 29,2147 29,2147 0
December 247,225 240,706 6,519 183,630 182,237 1,393 31,7814 31,5314 250

1945 - January 261,883 254,2814 7,599 201,6914 199,1914 2,500 32,151 32,007 144
February 263,275 255,6614 7,611 202,675 200,575 2,100 29,1314 28,383 751
March 298,356 290,1443 7,933 233,14143 231,3143 2,100 32,236 31,736 500
April 505,925 303,572 2,353 247, 539 245,839 1,700 31,178 31,168 10
May 317,14914 303,075 14,419 261,979 259,1479 2,500 35,0414 32,589 2,455
June 291,405 276,0814 15,321 240,881 235,761 5,120 36,665 31,1400 5,265
July 272,986 253,366 19,620 226,0140 213,690 12,350 32,088 2,500
August 94,520 90,31 3,589 81,7214 80,000 1,7214 38,651 7,751 900

S1940Y(6 Months) 23,973 23,973 0 22,1147 22,1147 0 0 0 0

1941 120,313 111,552 8,761 133,210 106,185 7,025 0 0 0
1942 1,278,257 1,009,8142 268,1415 1,186,122 943,2614 242,858 1,411 1,141 270
1943 2,409,3014 2,055,1439 353,865 2,0146,402 1,781,835 264,567 119,985 95,090 24,895
19144 2,543,627 2,391,3214 152,305 1,624,979 1,582,867 42,112 573,825 .519,989 53,836
1945 (8 Monthsl 2,105,8414 2,027,1419 78,425 1,695,975 1,665,881 30,0914 239,6147 227,122 12,525

CUMULATIVETOTAL -_8,481,318 7,619,5149 861,769 6,688,835 6,102,179 586,656 734,868 643,3142 91,526
Army:U.
ofS. War,
Data- Department (Ordnaence Department). '1Source
Navy: U. S. Navy Department(B3ureauQ o Ordnne).
Stageof Completion - Granulation basis: Finished produots ready for loading.-

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EXPLOSIVES

(Unit - Thousand Pounds)

AMMONIUM PICRATN PmT AMONIM TERL LEAD AZIDE

(EXPLOS'VE."D") NITRAT

PERIOD
Total Army Navy Army Ary Total Army Navy Total Army Navy

1940 - July
August
September
October
Ocobr868 868 1 ~ I 1 958 958

November
December

1941 - January
February
March 1,225 1,225 761 761 18 18
April
May
June

July 377 216 161 216 216 4. 4

August 445 179 266 210 210 5 5
September 453 213 240 214 164 50 11 11
October . 415 184 231 199 199 0 13 13
November 371 228 143 406 346 60 12 12
December 585 230 355 1,151 921 230 12 12
1942-January 533 279 254 160 1,286 1,200 86 12 12
February 490 2514 236 155 1,570 1,430 140 17 17
March 457 248 209 155 1,874 1,744 130 21 21
April 1,079 646 433 282 1,959 1,708 251 25 25
May "1,734 940 794 393 2,717 2,326 391 35 25 10
June 2,879 1,540 1,339 474 3,315 3,093 222 40 35 5
July 4,952 ,2,539 2,413 683 3,778 3,296 482 145 44 1
August 6,905 3,973 2,932 721 4,439 3,395 1,044 54 54 0
September 7,631 3,692 3,939 767 4,114 3,514 600 60 50 10
October 6,577 3,716 2,861 876 3,955 3,651 304 62 57 5
November 5,645 3,535 2,110 845 846 4,027 '3,898 129 62 57 5
December 7,441 3,739 3,702 882 850 2,788 2,538 250 57 57 0
1943 - January 7,711 3,787 3,9214 915 840 2,811 2,101 710 51 46 5
February 8,359 4,046 4,313 748 6,424 2,716 2,176 540 40 32 8
March 8,918 4,913 4,005 689 11,370 3,593 2,488 1,105 37 30 7
April 9,331 5,908 3,423 889 13,610 2,930 2,415 515 35 35 0
May 12,765 6,430 6,335 965 0 3,807 2,472 1,335 40 33 7
June 12,992 6,569 6,423 905 0 3,284 2,317 967 39 34 5
July 11,716 7,040 4,676 1,392 0 3,486 2,376 1,110 44 314 1
Auguat 11,313 6,870 4,443 1,633 0 3,422 2,372 1,050 27 22 5
September 9,558 5,066 4,492 1,789 0 3,406 2,300 1,106 23 23 0
October 8,975 4,795 4,180 1,994 6,690 3,566 2,506 1,060 28 23,- 5
November 7,5148 4,420 3,128 2,029 10,972 3,984 2,9714 1,010 28 23 5
December 7,986 4,658 3,328 2,088 17,630 4,743 3,585 1,158 33 23 10
1944
- January 8,596 4,681 3,915 2,070 23,642 5,630 4,756 874 64 49 15
February 7,519 4,689 2,830 2,102 39,566 5,147 4,417 730 49 43 6
March 5,736 2,967 2,769 2,159 41,932 5,366 4,676 690 66 55 11
April 6,312 3,224 3,088 1,363 43,226 4,528. 3,788 740 69 56 13
June6,111 3,485, 2,626 1,460 47,612 4,695 3,985 710 69 60 9
June 6,819 3,807 3,012" 1,134 44,968 4,263 3,581 682 62 57 5
July 11,325 4,263 7,062 1,630 28,304 5,333 4,109 1,224 73 56 17
August 7,982 3,460 4,522 1,870 19,888 14,864 4,272 592 37 32 5
September 8,230 3,528 4,702 2,086 16,316 4,940 4,268 672 35 31 4
October 8,167 3,571 4,596 2,393 25,238 5,277 5,212 65 35 32 3
November 8,198 3,524 4,674 2,361 19,890 6,170 5,558 612 35 31 4
December 8,378 3,740 4,638 2,385 114,842 6,157 5,937 220 49 31 18
1945- January 8,354 3,758 4,596 2,392 11,314 5,937 5,588 349 41 31 10
Febrary 8,214 3,714 4,500 2,135 15,816 5,232 4,982 250 39 29 10
March 9,355 4,305 5,050 2,511 14,650 6,117 5,866 251 44 32 12
April 4,963 4,401 562 1,730 15,216 5,270 5,189 81 29 29 0
MaJ 13,262 4,090 9,172 2,184 Program 4,991 4,701 290 34 32 2
Je 8,902 4,174 4,728 1,428 complete 3,503 3,303 200 26 18 8
July 8,916 4,189 4,727 375 3,056 3,016 40 11 8 3
Auguat 2,801 2,000 801 127 1,210 1,050 160 7 3 4
SUIMMARY
1940 (6Months) 868 868 0 0 0 958 958 0 0 0 0
1941 . 3,871 2,475 1,396 0 0 3,157 2,817 3140 75 75 0
19142 46,325 25,101 21,222 6,393 1,696 35,822 31,793 4,029 490 451 36
194144 117,172 64,502 52,670 16,036 67,536 41,748 30,082 11,666 425 358 67
944 9,373 44,939 48,434 23,013 365,424 62,370 54,559 7,811 643 533 no
1945 (8 Mcnthsl* 64,767 30,631 34,136 12,882 57,026 35,316 33,695 1,621 231 182 49
COUULATIVE
TOTAL 326,374 168,516 157,858 58,324 491,682 179,371 153,904 25,467 1,864 1,602 262
Source of Data - Ar: U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Campletiom - Granulation basis: Finished producte ready for loading.

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PROPELLANTS: SMOKELESS POWDER

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ALLSM NISS POWOWNR SINLE BASE

PERIOD
Total Army Navy Total Arrq Navy

1940 - July
August
September 15,546 14,706 14,706
15,546
October
November
December

1941.- January 4,574 4,51i4 4,574 4,574

February 6,567 6,567 6,353 6,353
March 9,300 9,300 9,300 9,300
April 10,104 10,104 9,907 9,907
May 16,475 26,475 1,108 16,108
June 20,566 20,566 19,905 19,905

July 23,675 22,504 1,171 23,183 22,012 1,171

August 29,960 28,899 1,061 29,383 28,322 1,061
September 32,363 31,030 1,333 31,757 30,424 1,333
October 38,594 37,386 1,208 37,300 36,092 1,208
November 36,834 35,614 1,220 35,590 34,370 1,220
December 41,598 39,9142 1,656 39,986 38,330 1,656
1942 - January 51,083 45,808 5,275 48,839 43,564 5,275
February 54,352 48,943 5,409 50,861 45,452 5,409
March 65,676 57,356 8,320 63,397 55,077 8,320
April 71,479 63,204 8,275 68,910 60,635 8,275
May 82,881 76, 080 6,801 80,178 73,377 6,801
June 76,031 71,103 4,928 73,337 68,409 4,928

July 83,044 76,654 6,390 80,769 74,379 6,390

August 92,204 82,581 9,623 89,564 79,941 9,623
September 96,91.0 86,493 2.0,4117 94,635 84,218
October 100,611 90,279 10,332 96,442 86,110 041
10,332
November 111,036 91,563 19,473 108,713 89,240 19,473
December 101,266 87,025 14,241 96,698 84,457 14,241

1943 - January 113,800 90,799 23,001 110,711 87,710 23,001

February 2.13,197 91,095 22,104 110,378 88,274 22,104
March 118,278 92,339 25,939 114,945 89,006 25,939
April 114,302 89,759 24,543 111,301 86, 758 24,543
May 112,127 83,236 28,892. 109,508 80,617 28,891
June 104,367 82,060 22,327 101,241 78,914 22,327

July 99,275 83,625 15,650 96,065 80,646 15,419

August 101,700 80,345 21,355 98,665 77,541 21,124
September 96,823 81,258 15,565 93,770 78,436 15,334
October 106,708 86,288 20,420 104,667 84, 479 20,188,
November 106,254 89,928 16,326 103,991 87,897 16,094
December 103,363 84,900 18,463 100,588 82,357 18,231

1944 - January 102,922 79,180 23,742 99,900 76,458 23,442

February 92,659 76,098 16,561 89,922 73,729 16,193
March 95,666 79,269 16,397 93, 266 77,291 15,975
April 95,582 76,841 18,741 91,331 73,072 18,259
MAY 109,600 89,1.90 20,410 103,981 84,285 19,696
June 115,138 91,347 23,791 108,364 85,866 22,498
July 128,804 98,314 30,490 120,601 92,494 28,107
Auguet 126,669 102,148 24,521. 117,110 95,519 21,591
September 123,031 100,791 22,240 113,989 93,974 20, 015
October 135,588 108,936 26,652 125,824 102,804 23,020
November 127,646 100,481 27,165 118,998 95,443 23,555
December 129,841 107,333 22,508 120,102 101,808 18,294
,
1
1945 - January 164;,494 1.14, 818 49,676 154,297 108,286
February 138, 434 104,787 33,647 125,436 98,002 27,434
March 152,500 120,371 32,129 137, 090 112,250 24,840
April 149,614 114,618 34,996 134,297 106,031 28,266
May 144,251 107,619 36,632 126,222. 97,756 28,465
June, 134,321- 102,056 32,265 116,121 92,308 23,813
July 94,408 70,224 24,184 75,176 60,935 14,241
August 81,333 53,799 27,534 61,729 42,047 19,682
SUIH4ANY
1940 (6Mnthe) 15,546 15,546 0 14,706 14,706 0
1941 270,610 262,961. 7,649 263,346 255,697 7,649
1942 986,573 877,089 109,484 954,343 844,859 109,484
1943 1,290,214 1,035,630 254,584 1,255,830 1,002,635 253,195
1944 1, 383, 146 1,109,928 273,218 1,303,388 1,052,743 250,645
1945 (8Mathai 1,059,355 788,292 271,063 930,367 717,615 212,752
CUIWILATIVZ
TOTAL 5,005,444 4,089,446 915,998 4,721,980 3,888,255 835,725

Source of Data UAm:R.

. War Deprtent (Ordnance Departent). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance):
Stage of completion - tr5Dnlat±on basis: Finished products ready for loading.

PRODUCTION JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31,194,5 SEPTEMBER I, t945

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________________(Unit -T eneend
Powndn)
DOUBLE
DAS

______Army Nav

TotTotal Yceeeen n ilRf Solvent 501 , tloee Total Po]l. JP ho

Gris Powder

1940 -July
Augut
September 840 840 840
October
November
December

1941 January 0 0
February 214 214, 214.
March- 0 0 0
April 197 197 197.
May ,367 367 7 360
June 661 b61 22 .639
July 492 492 11 481
Augut 577 577 17 560
September 606 606 13 593
October 1,294 1,294 35 1,259
November 1,244 1,244 74 1,170
December 1,612 1,612 100 1,512.
1942 January 2,24 2,244 159 2,085
February 3,491 3,491 147 3,544
March 2,279 2,279 180 2,089 10
April 2,569' 2,569 244 2,320 5
May 2,703 2,705 250 2,461 12
June 2,694 2,694 251 2,446 17
July 2,P75 2,275 140 2,069 66
August 2,640 2,640 226 2,325 91.
September . 2,275 2,275 240 1,844 191
October 4,169 4,169 3914 3,233 542
November 2,323 2,523 288, 729 1,506
December 2,568 2,568 295 1,007 1,268
\19453.January. 3,089 35,089 278 2,457 554 '
February 2,819 2,819 256 2,448 135
March 3,535 5,333 196 2,715 422
April 5,001 5,001 180 2,559 462
May 2,619 2,619 165 1,704 750
June 5,146 5,146 45 1,575 1,577 151
July 5,210 2,979 64 2,275 485 159 251 231
August 5,055 2,804 188, 1,943 429 244 251 231
September 3,055 2,822 120 1.948 591 565 251 251
October 2,041 1,809 202 782 458 587 252 252
November 2,265 2,051, 197 847 559 428 252 252
December 2,775 2,545 250 648 878 767 252 252
1944 January 5,022 2,722 224 1,025 455 1,018 500 500
February 2,757 2,569 265 689 518 1,097 568 368
March 2,400 1,978 279 501 922 476 422 91 551
April' 4,251 5,769 374 384 1,288. 1,725 4482 98 584
May 5,619 ' 4,905" 276 860 1,277 2,492 714 . 192. 522
June 6,774 5,481 359 1,344 850 2,928 1,295 585 710
July 8,203 5,820 369 56 898 5,988 2,585. 926 1,457
Auguet 9,559 -6,629 420 654 1,324 4,251 2,950 1,550 1,600
September 9,042 6,817 488 110 1,715. 4,506 2,225 1,193 1,050
October 9,764 6,132 508 240. 1,789 5,595 5,652 2,150 1,482
November 8,648 5,038 592 103 1,075 3,268 5,610 1,774 1,856
December 9,759 5,525 518 150 859 3;998 4,214 2,927 1,287'
1945 - January 10,197 6,532 650 392 650 4,860 3,665 2,751 914
February 12,998 6,785 565 .3564 598 5,258 6,21.3 4,627 1,586
March 15,410 8,121 782 549 547 6,245 7,289 5,556 1,955
April 15,517 8,587 588 630 591 6,978 6,750 5,297 1,435
May 18,050 9,863 589 718 795 7,765 8,167 6,484 1,683
June 18,200 9,748 754 365 666 7,965 8,452 6,786 1,666
July 19,232 9,289 715 a 3555 a 652 a 7,589 a 9,943 8,860 1,083
Augut 19,604 11,752' 905 a 447 a 799 a 9,601 a 7,852 6,744 1,108
SUMMARNY
1940 (6 Months) 840 840 0 ' 840 0 0 0 0 0
1941 7,264 7,264 279 6,985 0 0 0 0 0
1942 32,230 52,250 2,772" 25,950 5,508 0 0 0 0
1943' 54,384 52,995 2,121 21,697 6,678 2,499 1,389 0
]
1,389
1944 79,758 57,185 4,672 6,405 12,768 35,340 22,575 11,266o 11,507
1945 (8 Months) 128,988 70,677 5,528 5,818, 5,076 56,255 58,511 46,905 11,406
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 28,464 201,191 15,372 65,695 28,050 92,094 82,275 58,171 24,102

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy:, U.S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of completion - Granulation baia: Finished producte ready for loading.
a Detail by types weesetimated by the War Production Board from the totals of double baee powder provided by the War Leparteant,

AUGUST 31, 1945

1940- AUGUST
I,1940- SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PROOUCTION, JULY 1, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 194 5
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TORPEDOES
___________(Short"Tone)_______________ (Unit - Each)_____

TOTAL TORPEDOES AIRCRA' SUBMARINIE

United Surface
StateeCraft
PERIOD
Weight Number Total
Taapes
k1
British
Type Total
Mar~k
11k,
18, and Mark 14-14
British
Type5
mark 15
Mark 1 akXII 23 Mark VIII
22.4-inch

1940 - July
August
September 7714 470 149 6
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 2~0 230 483
April
May
June
2,923 1,8149 521
July
August
September 3214 3214 291
October
November
December
19142- January 310 2114 57 57 157 157 0
February 2814 187 .25 25 162 162 0
March 275 175 12 12 1514 1514 9
April 442 288 82, a.82 125 125 81
May 588 392 0 139 39 138 137 1 115
June 557 427 249 149 146 3 29
July 587 44 245 245 18' 185 4 14
August 565 401 138 138 259 249 10 4
September 5714 393 109 109 263 258 5 21
October 693 520 252 252 267 2514 13 1
November 7514 562 260 260 302 279 23 0
December 697 517 232 232 285 262 23 0

1943 - January 600 407 85 85 322 300 22 0

February 700 481 117 117 3614 336 28 0
March 1,319 990 478. 478 512 485 27 0
April 1,470 1,015 266 266 749 720 29 0
May 1,658 1,209 494 494 715 688 27 0
June 1,7914 1,3148 655 693 657. 36 0
July 1,757 1,313 621 620 1 691 663 28 1
August 2,0514 1,539 741 740 1 7914 769 25 4
September 2,358 1,751 828 825 3 877 836 41 46
October 2,1459 1,762 721 718 3 912 871 '41 129
November 2,6214 1,8914 855 0 ,8314 7914 40 205
December 2,591 1,890 910 909 1 . 771 651 90 30 209
191414- January 2,1423 1,7148 828 826 2 669 6o5 33 31 251
February 2,526 1,776 749 739 10 727 623. 91 13 300
March 3,475 2,333 831 811 20 875 791 30 627
April 3,4514 2,296 780 741 39 852 777 42 6614
May 3,881 2,536 742 687 55 1,059 1,035 0 735
June 3,490 2,2147 537 512, 25 1,089 1,022 25 42 621
July 3,473 2,253 515 489 26 1,232 1,171 31 30 5o6
August 3,505 2,282 573 5214 49 1,155 1,130 8 17 5514
September 2,916 1,8614 425 375 50 896 896 Program Program 543
October 2,988 1,920 413 322 91 1,027 1,027 complete complete 480
November 2,4514 1,553 2714 202 72 8714 8714 4o5
December 1,779 1,207 303 235 68 828 828 76
1945- January 1,8014 1,180 171 1214 47 942 942 67
February 1,212 52 40 1,033 1,033
March 1,786 1,128 15 1,031 1,031
April 1,036 49 49 ,Program 9114 9114 73
May 1,1428 883 21 21 complete 753 753 109
June 1,3314 825 3 3 745 745 77
July 859 540 31 31 457 457 52
August 733 505 141 141 350 350 14
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 7714 470 149 149 0 6 6 0 0 315
1941 2;923 1,8149. 521 521 0 5514 5514 0 0 7714
1942 6,526 4,5214 1,800 1,800 0 2,450 2,568 0 82 2714
1943 21,381& 15,599 6,771 6,762 9 8,2314 7,770 90 3714 5914
19414 36,3614 24,015 6,970 6,463 507 11,283 10,779 299 205 5,762
1945 (8 Months 11,491 7,509 551 449 102 6,225 6,225 0 0 533
CUMULATIVETOTAL 79,262 53,766 16,762 16,11414 618 28,752 27,70 389 661 8,252
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Deprtment (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Loaded and proved.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31,'1945 PRODCTIO, JLY I 190-AUUST31, 945SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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+'AVAI.14MHES

~ Short Tons (Unit -Eah

TOT'AL
.NAVAL !ai S A1Y4RA .

PERIOD Weight Numbr Total mark "12-1 Mark "! -wz 5 riz~26=, 'X ,

_ II _
194- July
AugustI
September
October
November
December

19L1 Jauar 6914 9^5

February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 -January
February
March
April 29,3614 .40,455 6,116 1,075 5,0141
May
June

July
August
September,
October
November
December

19143 - January 8,110 10,335 0 0 0

February 3,779 4,149 0. 0 0
March 5,586 7,062 1,510 10 1,500
April 3,063 3,270 685 85 600
May 3,031 3,660 1,538 121 1,4+17
June 2,9914 3,6014 1,369 85 1,2814
July 2,218 2,9714 983 35 870_ 78
August 875 1,522 1,014 2014 66i812
September 837 1,406 85 29 Program 56
October 1,036 1,602 773 118 complete 655
November 2,149 3,053 1,535 206 1,529
December 1,775 2,417 1,320 240 1,080

19144- January 1,998 2,7514 1,568 250 1,318

February 1,836 2,520. 1,7214 282. 350 1,092
March 1,782 2,027 1,069 309 760
April. 2,180 2,1441 1,1714 . 1614 740 270
May 1,690 1,862, 1,321 253 i,o68 Program
June 2,052 2,396" 1,653 239 1,0014 complete 410

July 2,268 2,686 2,3141 173 1,508 660

Augut 2,008 2,376- 2,088 122 1,278 688
September 1,1449 2,079 2,079 Program 692 1,387
October 841 1,125 1,125 complete 500 625
November 937 1,300 1,300 50080
December 746 950 950 500 450
1945 - January 395 640 640 2.0540
February 373 6814 6814 0 6814
March 328 600 600 0! jt
April 0 0 0 0 .0
May -"474479 479 469 10
June. 1,107 1,363 1,363 800 563
July 1,2148 1,7141 1,7141 656x08
August 1,738 2,207 2,207 1,175 1,0~32

SUMMAR4Y
1940 (YMontha) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 30,058 41,380 611,750410 00
1942 616 1055010 03
1943- 35,1453 41so54 10,812 . 1,133 6,359 0 :3:320. 0
19144 19,787 24,516 18,392 1,792 0 8,900 2680 5,020
19145 (8 Monthe'l 5,663 7,7114 7,7114 0 0 3,200 0 4,5114

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 90,961 118,6614 43,0314 .4,000 11,1400 12,100 6,000. X7,534

Source of Data - . S.Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).

Stage of Completion - Complete sets of components ready for assembly.

PRODCTIN,
JLY , 190-AGUST31,1945SEPEMBE I,194

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NAVAL MINES

___________________ ~~~~(Unit
Each)__
- ________________

SURFACEORAFT SBA

Total mark 6 Mark 16 Mark 18 Mark 23 Total Mark 12 Mark 10-3

1940 -July
J
August
September
October-
November j
December
925 925
1941 - January
February
March
April
May U.
June

July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October o 0 ,U
November 0 0
December 1,000 1,000 0 0

1942 - January 1,049 1,049 '

February 2,500 2,500I

j
March 3,000 3,0001,5 120
April4000 4,0001,0 125
May 5,000 5,000I
June 6,036 6,036

2
July
August,
September
October
November
5,160
2,8144
2,500
0
0

844
0
0
0
4,160 1,.'
2,000
2,500
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
December

1943 - January 10,335 7,835 2,500 0 0

1,649 2,500 0 0
February
March
April
4,149
5,542
2,500
3,0142
0
2,500
2,500
10
85
122
10
85
122
UI
May 2,000 0 2,000
June 2,150 0 2,000 150 85 85

July 1,956 515" 1,000 441 35 35

August 305 Program Program 305 203 203.
September 1,025 complete complete 1,025 296 29 267
October 452 173 279 377 118 259
November .1,1514 854 300 3614 206 158
December

19144- January
February
857
936
514
Mrh50500
857
936
514
938
Program
complete
240

250
282
458
329
240

250
282
308
163
0

0
0
150
166
W
Arch93
May 288 288 253 253 Program
June 504 5014 239 239 complete

July. 172 172 173 173

August 264 2614 24 24
September Program Program Program Program
October
November
December

1945"_January
complete complete complete complete
U
February
March
April
May
June
July"
August

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Monthe)
1911,000
0 0
1,000
0
0
0
0
0
0 92 950
0
1-
19142 32,089 26,589 5,500 0 0 1,250 1,250 0
1943 32,425 13,041" 15,000 1,8814 2,500 1,817 1,133 6814
19144 4,116 0 0 4,116 0 2,008 1,692 316
1945 (8Monthel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CUMUATIVETOTAL 69,630 40,630 20,500 6,000 2,500 6,000 5,000 1,000

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).

Stage of Completion- Complete sets ofcomponents ready' for assembly with exception of Mark 6. Figuree for Mark 6 'represent aesembly of eete of
comonents procured in Worl War I.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I.1945

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DEPTH CHARGES

___________(short Tone) (Unit Each)

SURFACE CRAFT

Ash Cane
Total Depth- Antisubmarine
PERIOD Charges 0-lb.
Soo_____ ______ Projectile
1600-lb. Mark 10
Toa. Mark 6 Mak I Marks 9, 9-2, Mr
Mak8 9-3, and 9I4 Mark 14 ar

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December
1,521 1,521
1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 147 691 691

August 109 514 514
September 337 1,585 1,585
October 820 3,857 3,857
November 800 3,764 3,764
December 1,109 5,220 5,220
1942 - January 1,147 5,092 4,351 741
February 1,520 6,973 6,536 437
March 2, 938 12,736 10,085 2,651
April 3,546 15,460 12,478 2,982
May 2,518 10,596 7,549 3,047
June 3,461 14,955 11,720 3,235
July 4,548 18,932 12,932 6,000
August 2,084 8,666 5,887 2,779
September 1,756 8,168 7,940 228
October 1,889 8,429 7,314 1,115
November 3,832 16,788 13,768 3,020
December 3,135 14,091 12,537 1,554 144
1943 - January 2,816 12,650 11,437 1,213 726
February 1,537 6,229 4,048 289 1,892 2,000
March 2,307 8,299 4,837 1,727 1,735 15,496
April 5,619 20,183 17,592 74.2 1,849 40,000
May 2,698 7,197 2,926 3,113 1,158 40,000
June 3,930 14,835 10,334 4,066 435 30,396
July 4,877 17,951 8,962 4,800 4,189 30,000
August 4,455 12,163 8,432 1,113 2,618 56,300
September 3,691 13,420 9,761 3,506 153 32,500
October 2,753 9,360 4,306. 4,449 605 j0,000.
November 3,411 13,073 1,766 242 9,589 1,476 30,x~00
December 3,307 11,980 3,508 336 6,670 1,466 30,000
1944 - January 3,241 11,010 764 222 7,993 2,031 35,100
February 2,255 6,890 Program 375 6,515 Program 35,000
March 2,646 10,275 complete 1,431 8,844 Complete 25,671
April 2,265 8,944 419 8,525 23,547
May 2,333 10,194 602 9,592 18,208
June 4,092 17,550 2,789 14,761 28,573
July 3,774 16,196 4,673 11,523 20,011
August 5,322 22,748 9,492 13,256 20,012
September 4,393 19,343 9,647 9,696 7,881
October 3,987 18,967 8,475 10,492 Program
November 3,057 14,233 7,077 7,156 complete
December 2,834 13,302 6,366 6,936
1945 - January 2,474 11,092 6,535 4,557
February 1,739 7,661 2,806
March 1,465 7,203 3,003 2,700 1,500
April 1,997 9,612 4,812 1,300 3,500
May 1,373 7,098 2,298 2,800 2,000
June 1,359 7,155
July
2,355 1,300 3,500
636 4,094 0 1,094 3,000
August 73 485 0 0 485
SUPMMABY
14(6Mnh)0 0 0 0 0
194016Mots 3,645 17,152 17,152 0 0 0 0 0
1942 32,374 140,886 113,097 0 0 0 27,789 144
1943 41,401 147,340 87,909 578 40,064 0 18,789 337,418
1944 40,199 169,652 .764 51,568 115,289 0 2,031 214,003
1945 (8 Months) 11,116 54,400 0 23,858 16,557 13,985 0 0
CUMUlATIV TOTALF 128,735 529,430 218,922 76,004 171,910 13,985 48,609 551,565
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).
Stage of completion - Antisubmarine Projectiles:Completeassembliesloaded. All other: Complete units loaded end assembled.

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____________________
________________ (Unit - Thousand Short Tone _____

Ttl Army- Navy- PuGeral Other

PEIDAircraft prncendeiady tat . AircinoOhe
Bob rcrd procured ai1±ndtto Pecn

1940 - Jul~y 2
z F Z
August F
September 1 1 Y 1
October z Y
November 1 1 0.1 1
December 0 0 0.0 0

1941 - January 2 z 0.1 0 Y

February Z 0.5 7
March Z * 0.14
April 2 2 0.14 .2
May 4 3 0.14 4
June 5 5 0.3 5

July 5 5 * 0.5 5 0.1

August 3 2 0.7 3
1.0 2 0.
September 2 1 0.5
October 3 2 0.8 2
November 7 6. 0.6 6 0.6
December 12 10 1.5 11 0.8

1942 - January 34 32 2.1 35 s 7 0.8

February 28 26 2.5 25 2 0.1 1.1
March 35 31 3.5) 30 3 0.5 1.14
April 36 31 4.9 30 4 1.0 1.3
May 59 34 5.5 30 5 2.2 1.7
June 40 3 6.6 27 5 6.1 2,1

July 57 45 32.5 42 3 6.6 4.14

August 57 46 11.3 44 2 5.2 4.7
September 55 46 9.1 46 2 2.2 4.1
61 8.14 11.6 4.3 L:U
October 70 49 3
November 70 7.2 54 4 4.0 6.0
December 109 97 32.1 83 5 12.9 5.1

1943 - January 132 122 10.0 90 5 20.5 12,14

February 95 86 9.0 66 6 11.0 8.1
March
April
May
June
81
120
126
115
74
115
3214
113
6.6
5.5
1.8
2.1
50
76.
84
69
9
7
9
10
11.5
26.5
25.0
23.7
6.2
6.2
4.14
8.8
j
July 106 1014 1.6 64 11 16.5 9.1
August 125 13 2.0 84 19 14.5 4.6
September 1614 163 1.14 114 24 15.2 5.9
October 161 159 1.5 110 26 7.3 11.9
November 170 169 1.3 111 26 2.8 18.6
December 153 12 1.3 87 24 0.9 28.5

19144 January 95 93 1.8 45 24 6.3 4.8

February 1314 133 1.0 714 31 6.6 5.14
March 121 120 1.14 54 33 0.0 5.5
April 132 131 0.6 60 45 0.0 5.5
May 1614 162 * 1.6 57 0.5 8.14
June 165 163 2.3 69 50 0.9 8.1.

July 172 169 2.8 91 52 1.3 7.5

August 198 196 1.7 102 39 6.5 10.5
September 182 180 2.2 84 30 11.5 9.8
October 188 187 1.14 95 23 2.1 15.2
November 196 195 o.6 101 19 0.5 15.2
December 206 206 0.5 116 24 0.5 8.14

1945 - January 226 226 o.14 138 52 2.5 5.8

February 209 208 0.8 1314 21 5.7 4.4
March 256 255 0.9 168 35 4.0 3.14
April 243 242 0.9 155 33 6.2 3.14
May 256 255 0.9 168 4.5 2.9
June 242 242 0.2 160 35 2.9 2.7
July 2114 2114 0.1 145 41 3.5 2.6
August 102 101 0.14 62 32 0.2 0.14

SUMMAY 1
I 2 0 0 0.0 0.0
1940 (6 Months) 2 2 0.1
1941 43. 36 6.8 I 40 0 z 0.0 2.5
1942 630 545 85.5 I 493 38 10 52.14 37.0
1943 . 1,548 1,504 44.1 1,005 176 67 175.2 1224.7
1945 8 oth1,7158 1,793 1.61,130427 29629.5 105.6
19145184 th41,953 1,9435 1.9 1,5601407 25336.5 100.1

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 5,9214 5,765 159.0 3,626 888 826 293.6 289.9

Source of Data - Army: U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment and Chemical Warfare Service). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of
Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Army: through1942 and plantacceptancesthereafter. Navy: Loadedcases,
Proof acceptances unfuzed.
y Fever than 50 short tons.
2Ferer than 500 short tone.

JULY I,1940- AUGUST31, 1945

PRODUCTION, SPEBRI
SEPTEMBER 4
I, 1945
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AIRCRAFT BOMBS
m
GENERAL PURPOSE AND DEMOLITIONa
(Thousand
__________________Shirt Tons I (Unit - Each) _______Unt-Tce)

4,000-.LB. 1,0CC-L33. 500-LB.

Total 2,000-lb.
General AS-M66A1
PEIOD Purposland (AiqM66, (Ni l as11 AN1 4A1 Mark 12
Deolition A -M56A1 I ;"c, V Ak 13 (,AN-M64, rod.
Md2 2
Bombs end 134) AFii.44, (Navy) A4b.3j (Navy)

1940 - July
August
September 1
October 0
November 0
December 0

1941 - January. Y 0
February 0
March y 0
April 3 0
May y 17 y
June y 14,

July 1 7
August 1 8
September 1 0
October 1 1 1
November 1 *0 1
December 1 1 0 2

1942 - January 3 1 50 3
February 0 1 55 3
March 0 2 23 4
April 0 1 46 6
May 0 3 31 7
June 0 5 54 5
July 0 9 48 11
August 1 7 32 8
September 8 4 34 8
October 9 4 42 7
November 6 2 40 4
December 11 9 55 9

1943 -January 10 3 41 4
February 10 2 15 3
Mrch 12 1 10 Y
April 12 3. 100 Y
May 12 1 144 Program
June 11 1 153 compleate

July 10 Program -735

August 11 complete 130
September 18 207
October 15 201
November 11 208
December 8 190

1944 January 0 128

February 0 211
March 0 131
Aril 554 0 158
May 2,244 0 159
June 1,072 0 209

July 2,022 3 236

August 2,932 7 256
September 2,987 6 229
October. 3,001 6 244
November 3,265 0 271
December 3,300 1 307

1945 - January 3,300 1 344

February 2,947 0 315
March 3,100 1 416
April 3,000 2 360
May 2,305 2. 401
June 1,360 0 382
July 1,000 2 319
August 416 3 141

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 2 0,i 0 0 0 0 1 0
1941 40 0 .0 1 5 6 47 6
1942 493 1,869 0 38 187 48 510 75
1943 1,005 3,341 0 140 632 11 1,534 7
=944 956 895 21,377 23 398 0 2,539 0
1945 (8Months) 1,130 120 17,428 11 458 0 2,678 0
3 9
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 3,626 6,225 38,805 213 - 1,680 65 7, 0 88
Source of Data - Army: U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau-of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Army: Proof acceptancesthrough 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loaded cases,untfuzed.
a Army-procured unless indicatedto be Navy.
Y Faver than 500 bombs.
Fewer than 500 aborttons.

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AIRCRAFT BOMBS
GENERAL PURPOSE AND DEMOLITIONa

230-LB. 100-LB.

300-1b. 150 lb.

PERIODM3 AN-M57A1 MakI Ti AN430A1 Mark IV
Mark IF (AN-130 and M0) end Mode.
Navy'

1940 - July
Augut z
September
0
October 1
November 1
December
0
1941 - January
0
February
1
March 2
April
May 1
1
June 2
July 0 2
Augut 0
September 1
0 1
October 0 10
November 0 21 0
December 27 29 1
1942 -January
February
55 14 1
29 22 3
March
April 39 8 2
44 Program 7
May 40 complete 4
June 6
23
July
August 33 3
42 11
September 14
October 1
November
Program 6
complete
December
8
1943 - January
12
February
March
April 1
0
May
June . 1
Program
complete
July
August
September
October
November
December

19144- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September 4
October
November 43
62
December
79
1945 - January 814
February 75
March 80.
April 23
May Program
June complete
July
August

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months). 2 0 0 0 15 2
1941 314 0 60 0 141. 12
1942 319 528 44 0 1,308 5
1943 0 770 0 0 1,080 19
19144 0 207 0 188 296 0
1945 (8 Monthal 0 846 0 262 1,203 0
CUMLATIVE TOTAL 355 2,351 1014 450 4,0143 89
Source of Data - Army: U. S. War Depa±rtment (Ordnance Department). Navy: U. S. Navy.Department (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Army: Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loaded cases, unfuzed.
a Army-procured uneea indicated to be Navy.
z Fewer than 500 bombs.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940- AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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AIRCRAFT BOMBS
FRAGMENTATION a
(Thousand
Short Tons)

100-LB CLUSTERS

6-lb.
500-lb 90-lb. Wafer
Total Cluster 220-lbb. AN-YA2, AS-M4A1 M82 50-lb. 25-lb. Waer
PERIOD
Fragment- 2M26
tion Bombs (2020-lb.
i 8 and
260-lb.
M28
(24 4-lb.
N-M
NP2, and
Cl
(3 23-1b.
Bombs
(5-lb.
For500-
lbCluster
~ Awt
"-~S
Mod.)
72, with
MT~
(o50
(For 500-
Parachute ]b.Cluster
Bombs) N1 Bombs) A2-lb t M27) (Navy) C r29)
Bombs)
Bombs )
. Parachute

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February z 1
March z 3
April z
May z 9
June z 3

July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November Z 1
December z 5

1942 - January 0 0
February 0 0
March 0 0
April z 3
May z 12
June z 10

July 1 7 9
August 1 6 11
September 1 21 3
October 2 50 Program
November 2 34 complete
December 3 55

1943 - January 4 70 2
February 4 56, 1
March 4 62 11
April 4 54 6
May 4 58 10
June 4 65 5 4

July 5 82 5 15
August 5 30 11 25
September 5 46 34 53
October. 6 65 54 129
November 12 88 93 02
December 12 74 97 314

1944 - January 15 18 1 91 98 u 234

February 19 5 50 1 95 61 11 565 1
March 29 0 45 0 110 63 0 1,JT2 8
April 21 8 44 1 95 107 59 . 200 0
May 33 19 76 1 110 109 100 577 2
June 57 23 102 1 155 82 155 14 5

July 60 29 113 166 65 106 159 42

AuguEt 40 40 108 3 186 Program 116 4 69
September 47 40 106 8 269 complete 124 0 161
October 55 44 109 11 15 133 185 83
November 60 46 110 12 57$ 126 127 226
December 57 647 107 16 .o3 122 152 155

1945 - January 48 30 115 23 276 151 118 126

February 44 20 100 25 261 148 127 124
March 46 20 100 22 297 176 Program 106
April 65 21 101 22 290 168 complete 102
May 45 1 100 22 206 175 110
June 41 30 105 21 181 170 97
July 22 18 94 19 Program 108 71
Aurgut 7 6 30 6I complete 66 7

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
191 z 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0
192 tO 0 0 0 151 0 0 48 " 0 0
1963 67 0 0 0 728 340 . 0 0 862 0
1944 453 299 968 59 2,292 585 1,071 0 3,2o9 850
1965 (8 rlonthi 296 176 743 156 1,509 0 1,118 0 245 765
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 826 475 1,711 215 6,680 925 2,189 74 4,356 1,595

Source of Data - Army: U S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy: U.S Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnnce).
Stage of Completion - Army: Proof acceptances through1962 andplant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loadedcases,unfuzed.
a Army-procured unless indicatedto be Navy.
b ProductionthroughMay 1965was ont1he2n-1b. M31; productionthereafter bas on the220-lb. M88.
Fewerthan 500 shorttons.

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AIRCRAFT BOMBS
NCEND'IARYa
(Thousand
(Uit.4- T aa

500-LB. CLUSTERS

1000-lb. -
Total Cluster
Bombs 235 4-lb. Total (38 6-.lb. (60 6-lb. (38 101b. (10 4b. (158 4b. (110 41b. (192 2-lb. (128 41lb. 76

M's) 169's) 169's) M74's) 150's) M50A2) M5oTA2'sa)-M52s)' -M%51's)

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October Y 6
November y 8
December 1 9
1943 .January 2 2 1
February 2 2 Program
March 4 4 1 complete
April 5 3 1
May 12 5 1
June 15 8 Program
complete
July 21 13
August 29 19
September 29 22
October 19 25
November 8 28
December 6 30
191411- January 3 31
February Program. 3
March complete 31
April 9
May 5
June 1
July Program
August complete
September
October
November
December 8
1945 - January 5
February 2
March Proram'
April complete
May 9
June
July
August Complete
STIMOABY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 38 0 24 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 23 0
1943 176 0 337 0 152 0 20 161 0 3 1 4
19144 407 8 992 108 3 0 741 110 50 0 0 201'
14 (8Mnh)TOTPAL 888
27 15
7 2,1141
78 442
34 1560 993 1,0914
33 2710 58
28 0
3 0611CUMULATIVE
21426
Source of Data - Army: U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department and Chemical Warfare Service). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Orthmnoce)
Stage of Completion - Army: Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loaded cases, unfuzed.
a Army-procured unless indicated to be Nary.
b Monthly production for the period October 1942 s December 19143 was
estimated by the War Production Board from
quarterly totals providocd by "+.s_
War Department.
Y Fever than 500 bombs.
z Fever then 500 short tons.

AUGUST
1940- AUGUST
JULY I,I~1940-
PRODUCTION, JULY 32, 945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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NCENDIARY

100-333CL:32T
IE2i l0Q-LB.

AN -512 AN -3P6 Al 4EIOD

(3Sritisch Loxcr 55 b M2 M7A1 a Gas-
Total (14 6.-lb. (34 4-lb. ( '- (30 4-lb (51-2-lb._(344-lb. or filled
M69'e) M5 O's) M7Os
M0s Navy ack 50's) AN-M52's) AN-04 's) M47A2 Navy

1940 -Jul
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
Je

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December 1 I1
1942 -January 8 0b 8
February 23 1b .22 11L
March 59 2b - 57 6
April 56 7 b 49 17
May 89 11 b 78 5
June 103 122b 911
July 8 11 47 Progra
August 42 8 34 complete
September 45 9 36
October 32 0 ?O12
November 34 u0c5 9
December 54 1 45 8
1943- January 66 20 .424 Program 2
February 98 30 65 3 complete 1
March 110 34 74 2 .22
April 58 2 15 39 2 39
May 37 6 8 22 1 48,
June 32 7 7 18 Program.. 60
complete-
July 5 4 48 0
August .143 6 11 126 0
September 139 6 i 122 84
October 924 9 79 186
November 92 2 10 80 194
December 93 1 10 82 165
1944 - Jenuer 128 3 3 122 108
Februar 21 0 2 19 136
March 9 0 2 7 170
April 0 0 0 0 210
May 7 0 3 4 146
June 40 3 1 181
July 3 0 2 1 200
August. 2 0 2 Proary 275.
September 4 -0 3 1 complete 213
October 1 0 1 0 95
November 8 5 1 2 77
December 3 0 z- 3 88
1945 - January 22 17 5 Program. 80,
February 17 17 0 complete 10
March 44 37 7 154
April 33 27 6 29
May 36 36 0 67
June 28 28 0 141
* July 29 25 4 149
August 15 12 3 161
SUMMARY
*1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0r 0 0
1941 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
1942 . 603 0 62 0 90 0 451 "'0 40
1943 1,017 39 169 0771 0
1944 1907892 62154 00 1,80
195(~nhl224 199 25 0 0 . 0 0 791 .0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 2,035 246 278 6 1,041 12 452 3,491 4
Source of Data - Armry:U. S. War Department OrdnanceDepartment and Chemical Warfare Nervice). Navy: U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of
Ordnance).
tage of Completion - Aramy: Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loaded cases, unfazed.
a Monthly production through 1943 estimated by the War Production Board from quarterly totals provided by the War Department,
b Monthly production estimated by the War Production Board from quarterly totals provided by the War Deprtment.
z Feweer than 500 bombs..

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AIRCRAFT BOMBS
ARMOR PIERCING a
(Thousand
_____ ~~~(Unit
- Each_ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ _

Total AP, AN-M; 1 AP, ANML33

Armor 2,000-lIb. 1,400®lb.
PEIDPierojeg )
ono(SAT7 AP, Ala463 l A, 5
Army Navy Amy Navy SAP,M59

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - Janury £ 53
February 0.1 82
March 0.5 283 696 696.
April 1.0 330 1,366 1,366
May 2.2 341 1,980 1,980
June 6.1 919 0 0
July 6.6 1,062 0 o
August 5.2 637 898 898
September 2.2 200 949 0 0
October 11.6 0 560 1,184 2,287 46 44 2,197
November 4.0 0 610 0 1,100 0 427' 673
December 12.9" 0 128 0 12,319 1,431 670 10,218
1943- January 20.5 876 0 284 17,217 0 1,176 161041
February 11.0 1,033 427 Program 13,968 834 1,193 11,941
March 11,5 483 848 complete 20,811 10 792 1,630 18,379
April 26.3 1,586 575 47,3+8 0 464 2,964 43,920
Maye
June
25.0
23,7
360 2 46,925 10 627 963 45,325
580 450 45,54o 12 410 901 44,217
July 16.5 84i2 291. 31,273 Program 227 909 30,137
August 14.5 993 0 27,498 complete 0 1,000 26,498
September 15.2 463 142 .29,206 0 0 29,206
October 7.3 1,000 656 11,916 0 0 11,916
November 2.8 1,011 0 4,044 0 0 4,044
December 0.9 1,0147 0 184 0 0 184
*1944 - January 6.3 0 0 12,557 0 0 12,557
February; 6.6 0 0 13,105 0 0 13,105
March. 0.0 0A 0 0 0 0
April 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
May 0,5 645 0 0 0 0 0
June 0.9 Program 576 866 5 861 .0
'complete
July 1.3 523 1,787 Program 1,787 0
August 6.3 Program 12,631 complete 192 12,439
September 11.5 complete 23,008 1,008 22,000
October 2.1 4,226 1,000 3,226
November 0.5 .1,000 1,000 0
December 0.5 1,000 1,000 0
1945 - January 2.5 5,031 0 5,031
February 5.7 11,3145 1,000 10,345
March 4.0 78' 5,257 Program ' 5,257
April 6.2 1,978 5,665 complete 5,665
May 4.5 650 5,177 5,177
June 2.9 71 5,592- 5,592
July 3.5 Program 4,453 !1,453
August 0.2 . complete Complete VComplete
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0.000000 0000
1941 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942
1943
52.4 0 200 5,954 1,1814 20,646 6,417 0 1,141 / 13,088
7. 024 331 24 2590 86 250 1,3 8,0
1944175.2 0 0 ,274 31,091 957,180 80 2 5O 6,848 6 328,327
14 (8oth 29.5 2,777 0 0 0 42,520 0 0 1,000 41,520
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 293.6 2,777 !11,119 10,444 1,468 429,276
7,283 '2,525 19,725 399,743
Source of Data - Army: V. S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy: U. S. Navy Deprtment (Bureau of Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Army: Proof acceptances through 1942 end plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loaded cases, unfuzed.
a Army-procured unles indicated to be Navy..
z Fevr than 50 short tons.

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AIRCRAFT BOMBS AIRCRAFT BOMBS

ARMOR PIERCING DEPTH (NAVY).

(Uni.t+Eah {Unitm X)

90-lb. 800-lb. 60-lb. 50-lb, oa 700-and 350-lb. 325-lb.

100 RODA,0 M',Z. 1 A,1492 SAP,M58 Bme 60l.A~ .a AN-Mlt17an

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April 232
May
June

July 24
August 142
September 1,493
October 1,422
November 1,288
December -,625

1942 -January 5,012

February 3,395
March 5,437
April 7,724
May 3,744 8,661
June 21,698 100 9,355
July 23,364 7,495 10,300
August 16,800 7,298 13,325
September 5,089 5,447 14,423
October 1,389 150 33,765 10,293 3,866
November 116 0 1,058 10,215 6,481 13,00
December Program 0 0 26,606 5,994 15,822
complete
1943 - January 794 422 41,975 8,822 1,317 20,523
February 588 1,174 9,314 9,496 612 16,535
March Program 27 0 9,706 221 8,006
April complete Program 3,239 3,924 4,092 253
May complete 4,921 133 4,389 0
June 287 0- 4,467 57
July 0 0 1,695 3,022
August 0 1,159 2,669 4,000
September 317 1,614 3,845 Program
October 0 41 5,721 complete
November 0 1,100 5,329
December 0 1,152 5,024

1944 - January" 0 2,314 5,500

February 0 1,109 3,560
March 0 Program 8,179-
April 0 complete 3,614
May 0 8,818
June 0 8,055

July 0 8,486
Au'quet 0 9,083
September 0 9,473
October 0 5,166'
November 0 674'
December 0 94

1945 -January 0 2,540

February 0 1,760
March 5,100 5,239
April 5,831 5,214
May 5,026 5,000
June 0 1,088
July 5,022 460
August 978 2,105

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 1.3 f 0 0 8,226
1942 1,505 150 1,068 141,277 51.9 I 43,108 0 110,326
1943 0 1,382 ' 1,623 60,053 27.6 37,147 39,381 52,396
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 21,957 4.1 0 23,406 0

OA 1U~AIV
1,505 1,532 _ 2,691 223,287 78.5 83,678 133,489 170,948
Source of Data- Army: U. S. War Department (OrdnanceDepartment). Navy; U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).
Stage of~Completion - Army, Proof acceptances through 1942, a plant acceptaces thereafter. Navy:. Loaded case, uafuzet.
Z Fewer than 50 short tone.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940- AUGUST 31, 1945 SPEBRI

SEPTEMBER 4
I, 1945
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AIRCRAFT BOMBS AIRCRAFT BOMBS

CHEMICAL ANTIAFRCRAFT'
(Thouaand
________________ ~to~
_________~±~znm4_________(Unit-Th
Tne)_________ ousand)

lOO.-LB.

Total 100l. 503b 1-b 0-1b. 5lb

PERIOD Chemcal 170-1b. 500-1bSmokesSmoke M. 3
Bomba 79 M7 5H,170 B s47A~ nd' 4j6 (navy)
1447A2

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February z
March
April
May
June

July 8.2
August 0.3
September 0.14 14.7
Octobr 18.1
November 0.2 25.1
December 0.0 14.6
0.6
1942 -January 0.5 0.0
February 57.2
March 0.0
0.6 52.14
April 0.0
0.5
May 20.14 0.5
June 0.5 50.2 0.0
0.2
July 0.0 21.5 0.0
Augut
0.5 5.0 Program 9.5
September 0.0 complete 0.0
October 5.5 15.2
November 1.7 54.6 14.8
December 0.5 10.0 0.0 14.6
19143- January 5.9 116.0 2.0 19.9
February 2.2 18.7 24.6 10.7
March 1.7 .8.7 26.0 7.9
April 4.2 62.9 20.0 Program
May 3.6 52.6 20.0 complete
June 8.0 49.2 88.0 16.0
July 8.5 50.9 97.0 11.0
August 5.1 22.1 29.9 6.5
Septemb4er 4.6 50.3 20.0 14.5
October 10.9 150.0 Proram 45.5
November 17.5 500.0 complete 0.0
December 27.2 47.0 0.0
19414- January 5.0 1.6 0.2 38.0 0.0
February 2.14 3.6 2.5 0.0 0.0
March 5.9 5.2 2.5 50.0 0.0
April 4.9 7.7 2.1 9.0 0.0
May 6.8 8.0 4.0 0.0 55.0
June 6.7 7.0 4.0 0.0, 4.0
July 6.0 8.0 4.0 0.0 20.0
Augut 8.9 12.0 2.0 0.0 47.0
September 8.1 10.0 4.0 20.0 *19,0
October 12.5 0.0 4.0 75.0 0.0
November 15.1 0.0 4.0 124.0 0.0
December 8.14 0.0 5.0 76.0 6.0
1945 _ January 5.14 7.0 4.0. 15.0 1.0
February 4.1 1.0 9.0 24.0 Program
March 2.5 1.0. 8.0 Program complete
April .2..5 5.0 Program complete
May 2.0 40 complete
June 2.5 5.0
July 2.5 5.0
August Comets Complete
SUMBIANY
1940 (6 Months) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
1941 1.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 80.14 0.0
1942 4.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 10.0 44.9 141.5 52.4
19143 97.0 0.0 0.0 1,095.5 49.8 186.1 0.0 38.5
19454 8 o86e2.5 28.0 2810359,0 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0
19145 8 on86 2.5 61.1 58.10572.0 '0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 211.1 89.1 59.1 1,506.5 503.8 402.0 221.9 90.9
Source of Data - Army: U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department). Navy:, U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ordnance).
Stage of Completion - Army: Proof Acceptances throw X9142, and plant acceptances thereafter. Navy: Loaded. cases, unfuzed.
aTonnage total is insignificant, amounting to 0.2 thousand tone in 19142and 0.1 thousand. tone in 1945.
z Fawer than 50 short tone.

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COMBSAT
VEHICLES
TANKS

(Unit-Each,)

26 M4Serie
Total a (T26El,4, M6A,
P512lak 26E2 12653, a,j 46A2Series T25 T23
Total for T26E4, for3-nch Totalb For For For for for for
105-oe and and 105-mm 76-mm 75-mma ha 90-mmGun 76-mmGun
Howitzer " 26E5) 37-mm Howitzer Gun Gun 37-mman
for 90-am Guns13- Gn
Gun
1940 -July 41
August 48
September 46
October 68
November 51
December 26
1941 - January 3
February 22
March 16
April 127
May 211
June 2215

July 279 26 II 26
Augut 361 80 80
September 502 193 193
October, 649 49 , 249
November 647 -309 309
December 885 475"475
1942 - January 923 54555
February 950 587 1 586
March 1,071 633 11 622
April 1,375 748 614 6814
May 1,535 825 1314 691.
June 1,673 836 98 738
July 2,010 1,112 488 6214
2,386
Auut20811693September
1,317 1,259 258
October 2,608 1,071 97 74
November 2,4r93 .1,689 / 1,609 80
December 4,772 1. 1 2,1447 / 2,1433 11
1943-January 2,1211 0 0 1,616 1,613 Program
Februarys 2,887 0 0 2,0144 2,0143 complete
March 2,932 3 3 2,052 2,052
April 3,093 1 1 2,317 2,317
May 2,870 3 3 2,097 2,097
June 2,605 2 2 1,790 1,790
July 3,312 3 3 2,1401' 2,401
August 2,869 4 4 1,861 1,861
September 1,920 5 5 1,570 1,570
October 1,602. 6 6 1,2145 1,2145
November 1,639 4 4 1,187 1,186 1
December 1,6147 4 4 1,070 1,070 0
191414 Jenuhry 1,265 3 3 672 100 571 1
February 1,029 2 1 1 519 2 166 340 .4 7
March 1,273 3 3 Program 757 55' 221 439, 12- 30
April 1,3147 4 4 complete 998 1514 339 482 13 8
may 1,266 2 2 1,106 179 470 412 9 36
June. 1,1433 0 0 - 1,359 266 7214 330 Program 39
July 1,303 0 0 1,193 248 720 190 cmlee 35
August 1,619 0 0 1,1403 265 796. 306 . 36
September 1,395 0 0 1,149 245 632 252 20
October 1,678 0 0 1,361 357 732 258 14
November 1,879 10 .10 1,1452 241 1,082 117' 12
December 2,078 '30 30 1,1499 2714 1,153 '61 11
1945- January 1,593 70 70. 1,198 325 657 216 'Program
February 1,933 132 132 1,3146 .341 787 218 complete
March 2,268 1914 1914 1,532 454 861 '217
April 1,830 269 269. 1,218 470 748 Program
May 1,8714 361. 361 973 453 520 complete
June 1,230 375 375 496 351 145
July 456 300 1 299 30 Program 30
August 399 288 36 252 0 complete 0
SUMMARY
1940(6Months)" 280 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 3,923 0 0 0 0 1,332 0 0 0 1,332 0 0
11223,8814 1 0 0 1 '12,:36 0 0 8,017,14,916 0 0
19143- 29,149'1,. 55 0 0 35 21,250 0 0 21,2145 0 0 1
1944 17,565 54 0 50 4 13,468 2~286 7,133 3,758 4o 249
1945 (8Monthsl 11,583 1,989 37 1,952 0 6,793 2,3914 3,7148 651 0 0 0
CUMLATIVE TOTAL 86,732 2,079 37 2,002 140 55,779 4,680 10,883 33,671 6,2148 40 250
Source of Data m U. S. WarDapartbnn4(Orinmc Oepe Imnt).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Excluding apecial purpose tanks.
b Including 7 M7 tanks -3 in December 1942, 3 in January 1943, and 1 in February 1943.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1, 1940- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER k1945

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TANKS

___________________ '~~~~(Unit
-E ach) _______________ __

LIGHT SPCIAL PURPOSETASKS(SEW)

For 37-em Gun

4 f aCargoTank
PERIODarg Tank Recovery
Total forITot Crir(T24)
darnRecoer
Series M5A1 M2A crfrgton Airborne (too) T2 (erie

1910 - July. 41 41
August 48 48
September 46 46
October 68 68
November 51 .51
December 26 26
1941 - January 3 3
February 22 22
March 16 1 15
April 127 127 0
May 211 211 0.
June 221 221 0
July 253 0
August 281 281 0
September 309 309 0
October f400 400 0
November 338 338 0
December 410 410 0
1942 - January 378 378 0
February 363 363 0
March 438 418 0 20
April 627 544 3 10 70
May 710 619. 16 Program 75
June 837 711 60 complete 66.
July 898 762" 127 9
August 962 6914 268 Program
September 1,069 620 449' complete
October 1,537 9144 593 37
November 8014 199 605 15
December 2,3214 1,587 737 8 1
1943 - January 505 1014 401 14 16
February 843 44 400 214 14
March 877 475r 402 2 17
April 775 475 293 7 Program 18
May 770 475 260 35 complete 18
June 813 475 283 55 30
July 908 475 351 82 17
August 1,0014 500 403 101
September 345 47 198, 100 08
October 0'
351 Program 251 100
November 448 complete 348 100 1
December 573 100 Program 31
473
complete
19144 January 100 52
February 508 458 50 1
March 513 513 Program 7
April 345 1' complet-.
~May 158 214 1314 0
0
0
June 74 50 24 6 6
July 110 110 Program 8 8
August 216 216 complete 6 6
September 246 246 Program Program
October 317
317 complete complete
November 417
December 549 549
1945 - January 325 325
February
Marche 45 455
542 '542
April
May
'343 3143
540 5140
June
July 359
126
August 111. 111
SUMMAY
1940(6 Months) 280 .0 01 0 280 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 2,591 0 2,551 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 10,9147 0 7,839 2,858 10 240 0 61 60 1 0
19143 8,212 0. 3,1469 4,063 0 0 680 220 40 149 31
194445(MnSe ,81 1,8301 0 1,6 0 0 150 80 0. 0 .0
11458Mnh) 2,801 2 ,90 0 1,6 0 0 150 80 0. 080
CMUATIVE TOTAL 28,8714 -4,731 1,859 8,8814 350 240 830 361 108 150 11i

Source of Data - U.S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.

4RDCIN
UYI 90AGUT3,95SPEBRI 4
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 1945
SEPTEMBER I, ao-021
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REMANUFACTUREC AND MODERNIZED TANKS AND CARS

_________________ (~~~~~~~Unit
-ach)_______ _____________

TANKS SALF-TRACi CARS

Light

PERIOD Medium N ne 5Series

Total1 MA, MIAl IM5and Total M Ma
and M4A5 om1ME NA19A

1940 - July
Augut.
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April.
May
Jure

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1944 - January 60 60
February 100 100
March 100 100
April 75 75
May 75 75
June 70 70
July 152. 57
Augut 83 296 137
September 379 379 557 256
October 467 467 853
November 553 535 18 940 5314
December- 597 505 92 863 406,

1945 - January 796 660 136 796 5346

February 777 627 -150 1,005 553
March 49 279 154.. 6 1,019 569
April 206 129 2 75 977 582
May 287 71 131 85 942 492
June 146 Program 92 514 517 248
July Program complete Program Program 91 91
Augut Complete complte complete 0 0

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0
19144 2,079 1,969 110 0 4,121 2,322. 1,799
1945 (8 Montsa 2,651 1,766 665 220 5,1145 2,881 2,2614

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 4,730 5,735 775 220 9,266 5,203 4,063

£ovnrceof Dea - U. S. War Departent (Ordnance Department).

Stage of completion - Plant acceptancea.
a Detail by monthe for the firet half of 1944 Was estimated byI
the War Production Board. Ii'cua LAeingle
figure provided, by the War'Department.

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 I. 1945

SEPTEMBER
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TANK CONVERSIONS

-_______ (Unit.Eah
N TANKCHASSIS
SSDIU4 TmArm

TotalCarae-__________
SPMotor Special Purpose Tanks
__
Tank Wp l Tank Recovery Vehicles
Palo ~Converaiona and 13682 UilTMn
fo Mun
139
Vhce(T1.) TtY>290O*,M Series Series TXRL and.
(T5) (T2) T13

1940O-July
August
September
October
November
December
194.1 - January
February
March
April
M.ay
June

July
August-
September
October
November
December

194.2 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December 10 10 10
194.3 - January 36 36 36
February 30 30 30 -
March 39. 39 39
April 142 12 4
May / 412142 .2
June .61 61 61

July. 50 50 50
August 73 73 73
September 91 91 91
October 90 90 90
November 62 62 62
December 66 66 37 29-
19441- January 52 52 52 Program
February 1 1 1 complete
March 47147 142 5
April 234. 25 209 80 129
May 24.3 100 14.3 102 4.1
June 213 120 93 93 0

July 253 155 98 98 0

August 196 100 96 96 0
September 90 0 90 90 0
October 258 125 10 123 90 33
November 589 383 60 14.63113 .33J
December 770 392 163 215 181 34.
194.5 - January 274. 0 150 124. 124. Program
February 280 0 150 1.30 130 complete
March 253 0 107ogam14.6 116
April 86 0 rgram 86 86
May 90 60 complete 30 30
Junie 284. 262 22 22.
July 34.0 315 25 25
August 261 2146 15 15

SUMMdARY
194.0 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 10 0 0 10 0 10 0
1943 682 0 0' 682 37 645 0
19614 2,94.6 1,4.00 233 1,313 1,038 0 275
1945 (8 Mnths'l 1,868 883 4.07 578 578 0 0

COW1JLATMu
TOTAL 5,So6 2,283 64.0 2, 683 1,653 65 275
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Qrdnance Department)~
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.. .I

I, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945
JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, I, 1945
SEPTEMBER
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ARMORED CARS

________________ it - Eachi)__________________

I 44 6x6

Total
PHIDArmored Heavy
cEIO
ars T18 Total (M5 T71 11 Total W

1940 - July
Augut
I (TV) T17E
T172 M8 Comwnn
utility

September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
March
April
May.
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1942 "January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October 28 28 28
November 62 62 8 54
December 101 99, 24 75
1943 - 'January 167 166 66 100
February 68 0 68 0 68
March 46o 9 436 1214 312 15
April 339 7 301 26 275 31 31
May 379 11 258 2 256 110 110
June 491 Program 322 Program 322 169 169
complete complete
July 917 279 279 638 512
Auguat 8514 335 335 519 3114
September 1,306 228 228 1,078 803
October 1,0148 210 198 12 838 545
November 1,618 218 147 71 1,400 1,000
December 1,420 295 167 128 1,125 800

19144- January 996 220 Program 220 776 562

February 861 200 complete 200 661 468
March 519 225 225 2914 241
April 415 .144 144 271 223
May 2914 Program Program 2914 241
June 266 complete complete. 266 2314

July 285 285 256

Augut 326 326 243
September 390 390 232
October 394 3914 2314
November 393 393 2314
December 370 370 215

1945 - January 329 329 232

February 297 297 144
March 325 325 162
April 300 300 150
May 309 .309 1533
June 111 111 Program
July 0 0 complete
Augut 0 0

SUMMAY
1940(6 Monthe) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 191 2 189 32 157 0 0 0 0
1943 9,067 28 3,116 218 2,687 211 5,923 4,299 1,6214
1944 5,509 0 789 0 0 789 4,720 3,383 1,337
1945 (8 Months~ 1,671 0 0 0 0 0 1,671 841 830

CUMULATIVTOTAL 16,438 30 4,0914 250 2,8414 1,000 12,3114 - 8,523 3,791

Source of~Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.

1,1940-AUGUST 31,
JULY1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PROBUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 ao-oai
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SCOUT CARS AND CARRIERS

___________________
_______ ________ Unit_-_Each) ______________________

CAPS
FULL-TRACK HAF-TACK CAPS

Total Light CargoCarriers Pronel.Carrier

Scout Scout
PEID Care and Car Universal
Carriers 10A1 otlBren Toa M2 M
Tot all(M29
Total
124) eeeasel 16
(T1612) Toal ~M M5M

1940 - July 13 13
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 145 145
November 162 162
December 231 231

1941 - January 376 376

February 375 375
March 446
April 424 4214
May 253 187 66 65 1
June 333 0 333 329 4

July 812 0 812 599 213.

August 7214 0 724 454 ?70
September 0 7714 535 239
October 1,011 26 985 655 330
November 774 61 713 331 382
December 1,030 13 1,017 597 420

1942 - January 1,051, 0 1,051 643 408

February 942 0 942 587 355
March 3914 0 3914 202 192
April 713 295 418 220 198
may 978 390 588 287 301
June 1,2147 814 433 43 390
July 1,676 1,126 550 514 496
August 1,687 1,073 614 124 500
September 1,709 1,030 679 205 4714
October 1,666 68o 986 5014 482
November 2,060 989 1,071 648 423.
December 2,769 649 2,120 1,228 740 152
1943 - January 2,052 887 1,165 623 259 283
February 1,9914 1,312 682 68 1 319 294
March 1,756 607 5 1,11414 538 0 275 331
April 2,228 926 7 7 1,295 241 150 503 401
May 2,704 926 34 34 1,71414 312 260 760 412
June 3,200 911 153 153 2,136 402 400 834 500
July 3,1466 915 0 0 2,551 468 405 928 750
August 3,632 915 3414 2,373 269 406 948 750
September 4,770 915 1,650. 400 400 1,250 2,205 1914 404 855 752
October 4,731 465 1,772 522 522 1,250 2,4914 429 599 838 628
November 2,980 465 876 78 78 798 1,639 258 50 600 731
December 4,464 930 1,377 525 525 852 2,157 300 758 599 500
1944 - January 2,749 300 1,1405 500 500 905 1,0414 196 Program 483 365
February 2,425 301 1,231 500 500 731 893 316 342
complete 235
March 1,995 34o 1,011 450 561 6414 1414 Program 500
April 1,115 Program 1,115 490 490
625 Program Program complete Program
May 1,725 complete 1,725 725 635 90 1,000 complete complete complete
June 1,560 1,560 560 0 560 1,000
July 1,625 1,625 625 0 625 1,000
August 1,280 1,280 680 0 680 600
September 1,190 1,190 690 0 690 500
October 1,160 1,160 660 0 660 500
November 1,035 1,035 635 376 259 400
December 1,015 1,015 637 Program 637 378
complete
1945 - January 862 862 562 562 300
February 851 851 651 651 200
March 805 805 705 705 100
April 1,200 1,200 1,000 1,000 200
May 1,170 1,170 1,050 1,05° 120
June 960 960 930 30
July 969 969 919 50
August 629 629 629 Complete
SUMMARY1-_ __
1940 (6Months) 551 551 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 7,332 1,908 0 0 0 0 0 5,424 3,565 0 1,859 0
1942 16,892 7,046 0 0 0 0 0 9,8146 4,735 0 4,959 152
1943 37,977 10,174 6,218 1,525 1,525 0 4,693 21,585 4,102 3,433 7,718 6,332
1944 18,874 941' 15,352 7,152 2,951 4,201 8,200 2,581 656 0 825 1,100
1945 (8 Monthal 7,446 0 7,446 -6,446 0 6,446 1,000 0 0 0 0 0,
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 89,072 20,620 29,016 15,123 4,476 ,z016I&7- 13,893 39,436 13,058 3,433 15,361 7,584
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances,

PRODUCTION,JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 3I,194 1945 ETME,

SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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TANK CHASSIS

____________________ ~~~~(Unit
Each)__________________
-

MEDIU1M.LIGHT

Total
Tank 4( 8) M anfT
PERIOD Chasis TotaCl T89, for for
- Isia 15g
1M12,for pL
155- m
OCT
105- ae
fr51 0, fr5-inch (T7)
ino 76
foral 55-ea
Ttsem5em1 7-
ozr for 1141t
4-

Hoizr u How
itzer-__Gun -Gun Hwitzer Howtzr Gun

19110- July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
19412- January
February
Parch
April 38 38 38
May 29 29 29
58 58 58
July 152 152
August 290 290 152
1 105 1 1
September 286 285 24
37 101 2)4
October 355 511 101
12 615 101
November 883 782 247
1,029 782 10 566 206 .247
December
16 332 160 160
19113- January 652 472 1214
19 1914 456 160 16o
February 829 669
0 480 160 160
March 645 1485 5
Program 175 561 160 160
April 896 736
complete 559 160 160
May 77)4 614 - 75
Jane 608 75 533 160 160
768
526 6 62 62
July 669 607 75 62
Auguet 809 747 68 596 83 62
0 5)47 112 62 62
September 721 659 62
October 712 650 0 500 150 62
497 267 62 62
November 826 7614 0 60
December 69)4 0 500 19)4 60
75)4
19441- January 250 0 Program 250 75 75
525 0 Program
February 218 218 0 complete 218
85 170 0 complete
March 255 255
249 150 0
April 249 .99
150 0
may 247 247 97 150 0
Jane 2814 2814 1534

July 2814 2814 1534 150 0

Augut 145 150 0
295 295
150 0
September 511- 511 161
0
October 2714 2714 117 157
November. Program 0
77 77 77
December oumplet. 0
115 115 115
19115-January 150 150 150 0.
February ~13 15 12 0
0
March 65 5 1
April 123 122 22
2)4
May 149 125 50 101
June 206 105 50 144
July 243 99 49
85
August 115 30 0

S PRLADY
1940O(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1912 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-
19412 3,100 2,727 0 0 60 2,028 659 0 575 0 573 0
1943 9,055 7,705 0 0 40 786 6,067 812 1,330 0 1,350 0
19441 2,93y. 2,859 0 0 0 1,16)4 ' 0 1,695 375 055750 0
19415 (8 Montha, 1,0614 709 24 347 0 338 0 0 55 5 0

O0ULATIVE TOTAL 16,133 14,000 24" 347 10Q - 4,316 6,706 2,507 2,133 55 1,778 300
Source of Data -,U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage oifCompletion - Plant acceptancs (without armament).

I, 1940-AUGyST 31,1945
JULY 1,1940-AUGVST SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
-PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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OTHER CHASSIS

_________ (~~~~Unit_-_Each) ________ _____

CHASSIS
HALF-TRACK MULTIPLEGUIN
MOTORCARRIAGES
________ _______
_______ _____-- Motor Car
81-mmMortar Carrier M6(4x4,
TEIDotheal(T81 M13, 41, 3/4-ton
Caie T19, for For 75- n T3O, for For 57.-n and M6,eA uk
1ha5mm Antitank 75-rn Antitank M1.5AL 517 for for 37-m
Howitzer an 2 Gun Howitzer Gun for 37-rn 50 Cal. Antitank

Gn
1940 - July Machine
AA Gun
August
September M4Al
October
November
December

1941 - January ___ _ _ _ ____ ____ ___- GuGnGn

February
March
April
May
June

July
August 62 1 61
September 25 0 25
October 0 0 0
November 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
1942 - January 1 1 0 0
February 89 38 0 1 50
March 658 136 278 150 94
April 546 149 0 229 168
May 431 Program 0 274 0
Junie 600 157
complete 0 178 0 422
July 997 0 49 0 20 928
August 500 0 112 0 6o
September 74. 328
514 139 0 0 301
October 444 219 119 0 0
November 106
478 0 90 188 0
December 200
139 0 9. Program 50 0 5 75
complete
1943 - January 712 0 291 174 0 105 142
February 1,570 0 150 250 227 485 458
March 1,361 100 250
April 200 272 239 300
1,472 186 75 250 101
May 46o 400
958 82 Program 38 0 300
June 484 75 complete Program 0 Program
July complete complete
569 75 0
August 1,120 494
82 0 1,038
September ;z39 Program
October 0 439
580 complete 100 48o
November 1,0~75
December 500 575
1,204
452 752
1944-January 1,069 50
February 420 599
734 50 180 504
March 61 10
April Program 51
C, Program
May complete 0
0 complete
June 0 0
0
July 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 109 0
December 60 109
Program 6o
1945 - January complete Program
February complete
March'
April
May
June
July
August
S NIARY
1940 (6 Months)
I
0j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19187 q 1 0 86 0 0 0 0 0
1942 5,397 324 571 0 1,3550 5005005 2,1
1943 11,524 0 600 0 766 0 91281,6525 10
1944 2,053 0 0 110 0 0 0 600 1,323 0
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 19,041 324 1 ,172 110 2,202 .500 962 - 2,332 7,3221 4,117
Source of Data - U. S. war Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion - Plahit aceptances frithout armamnt).

PRODUCTION, 31,1945
JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY 1, 1940-AUGUST 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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TRUCKSUMMARY
BY PAYLOAD CAPACITY

(Unit-Each)

ALLIMILITARYa ASP-PROCURED

POIDTotal
bEIDHav-ev
HayhayLight-heavy
Medium Light bev-ev MdW ih
(l an.Total HayhayLight-heavy Mad~iu ih
(vr ( t(U (Over erTrucks oe (Under(Dt-(T' l
Trcs 2-ton) -ton) ne) 1-tn-t on)t or 2 -tOn) Under lki-ton)
22g-Ton

1940 - July 1,628 16 542 467 603 1,1472 12 510 571 579
August 1,0145 114 914 597 240 907 108 85 4914 222
September 672 15 10 610 37 532 8 1 496 27
October 829 22 326 652 49 679 17 110 515 37
November 7,009 95 2,898 2,277 1,741 6,708 88 2,870 2,056 1,6914
December 10,589 325 2,9014 2,925 4,237 10,001 317 2,886 2,675 4,125
1941 - January 11,055 48 1,209 5,796 5,622 10,373 416 1,178 3,309 5,1470
February 15,066 513 5,187 2,8145 8,721 14,403 305 5,097 2,1471 8,530
March 12,036 1355 4,028 1,622 6,251 11,597 327 5,952 1,538 6,000
April 11,365 406 5,712 529 6,718 10,9147 402 3,617 41 6,507
May 32,199 417 5,331 2,144 6,009 11,588 401 3,258 2,155 5,816
June 32, 9014 755 4,187 3,1419 4,5143 32,252 735 4,087 5,049 4,363
July 17,800 1,510 6,060 3,611 6,619 17,050 1,1492 5,889 5,220
August 15,8148 1,370 5,045 2,688 4,925 2,219
Septeaber 4,7145 15,060 1,3514
15,713 5,3148 3,716 5,9914 14,987 5,215 3,526 5,802
October 10,84 461 3,506 2,878 3,999 10,0014 452 5,419 2,293 3,8140
November 21,202 631 7,916 5,750 6,905 20,057 617 7,741 4,982 6,697
December 52,40 1,1442 10,872 9,3534 10, 782 50,826 1,40 10,672 8,2147 10,487
1942 - January 37,1402 1,662 13,365 1,601 11,659 15,100
9,937 12,14W4 55,807 9,447
February 35,1409 1,975 7,798 13,14144 32,192 53, 43 1,898 7,179 12,575 11,805
March 59,783 1,585 14,037 18,393 25,768 56,996 1,1492 15,290 17,180 25,0314
April 54,529 1.916 15,102 16,14514 21,057 52,015 1,817 14,307 15,602 20,289
May 47,732 2,0614 15,3146 10,049 20,255 45,218 1,9145 14,3914 9,3814 19,1495
Jun3 65,323 1,551 19,2149 18,112 26,411 62,156 1,453 18,225 25,14714
17,0514
July 62,719 2,1433 15,977 14,24 30,067 60,077 2,516 15,0143 15,656 29,062
August 61,725 2,556 20,855 9,8149 28,707 59,24 2,221 19,9114 9,358 27,771
September 59,198 2,035 19,955 10,292 26, 918 56,698 1,920 19,050 9,709 26,019
October 52,449 1,8147. 19,135 5,393 26,0714 50,090 1,732 18,216 4,957 25:185
November 51,989 1,957 16,357 8,599 25,096 49,849 1,856 15,556 8,1714 24,235
December 59, 1014 3,2314 17,075 11,1486 27,511' 56,820 5,326 16,208 11, 030 26,1456
1943 - January 46,1537 2,236 15,095 6,2714 22,5314 4,921 2,139 14,486 21, 908
5,588
February 47,3214 2,1413. 16,330 5,1465 23,116 14,778 2,221 22,14355
March
15,775 4,547
51, 018 5,172 16,711 6,185 24,9148 48,955 2,878 16,260 5,1468 24,5147
April 53,5314 5,711 18,271 7,1146 24,406 6,1495 23,692
May
50,1495 3,505 16,805
5647 2,950 19,236 11,925 22,186- 53,001 2,717 17,9514 10,852 21,498
June 54, 095 4,1714 17,955 12,1409 19,5.57 50,915 5,976 16,962. 11,091 18,886
July
August
57, 388 3,797 17,906 14,559 21,1146 54,493 5,570 16,952 15, 495 20,1476
57, 949 4,049 18,232 16, 94 18,71414 55,776 5,592 17,529 16,586 18,269
September 55,277 3,391 15, 873 15,6514 3, 1514 14,980 15,305 19,956
October
20,359 53,395
57,505 2,987 15,609 16,969 21,938 55,1451 .2,877 14,891 16,196 21,1487
November 56,1487 5,389 15,976 14,839 22,283 514,1143 5,281 14,911 14,451 21,520
December 55,5147 3,603 15,772 15,563 22,1409 55,1407 3,361 14,872 15,170 22, 0014
191414
- January 54,896 2,952 18, 0314 12,1431 21,479 55,8147 2,7141 17,266 12,361 21,1479
February 52,445 3,250 17,775 10,327 21,095 50,019 3,"008 16,951 8,989 21,071
March 51,203 3,331 18,049 8,74 21,081 48, 906 5,066 17,595 7,200 21,0145
April 46,869 16,950 6,694, 19,1481 3,1451 16,650 6,016 19,458
May
5,74 45,575
47,331 4,243 17,005 6,7147 19,338 45,833 4,037 16,527 5,959 19,510.
June 49,1014 4,118 17,698' 6,459 20,829 47,646 3,8355 17,057 20,829
5,945
July 50,502 4,43 19,529 6,270 20,270 48,489 4, 016 18,7014 5,900 19,869
August 55,729 4,930 21,49 5,919 25,141 4,592 20,521 22,900
September
53,5147 5,5534
52,575 5,395 19,216 6,397 21,367 49,492 4,94 17,715 5,9149 20,886
October 50,820 6,0914 20,3148 5,84 18,5314 47,861 18,885.
November
5,596 5,2214 18,156
54,005 6,2145 21,989 6,008 19,765 51,933 20,758 5,85 19,765
December 55,253 6,575 22, 617 5,650 20,433 53,226 5,597 20,94
6,2146 5,605 20,1455
1945 - January 52,651 5,185 21,967 3,878 21,621 50,788 4,922 20,4514 3,791 21, 621
,February 50,1488 4,s5 21,791 3,503 20,6141 48,788 1,200. 20,562 20,6141
March 3,385
56,090 5,658 214,498 4,009 21,925 53,1469 5,277 22,620 3,691 21,881
April 48,307 4,909 21,596 3,650 18,352 45,273 4,558 19,1402 53,441 17,872
May 48,226 4,381 21,677 18,653 44,935 4,052 19,658 5,182 18,0141
June 42,8114 4,146 20,5316 2,0146 16,506 39,3314 18,0614
July 5,775 1,605 15,890
53,076 5,025 17,8140 1,522 10,689 30,04 21466 15,801 1,306 10,:471
August 16,111 1,697 9,359 1,563 5,512 14,3147 7,761
1,5141 4r553 3,1492
SUMMdARY
1940 (6 Months) 21,572 585 6,5714 7,506 6,907 20,299 550 6,1460 6,605 6,6814
1941 186,1462 8,523 58,1401 42,650 76,908 176,8814 8,565 57,010 57,008 74,505
1942 647,3142 24,595 190,779 148,755 28,217 618,1423 23,5347 180,809 140,296 275,971
1945 648,14014 39,872 ,202,994 141,912 265,626 618,728 57,271 192,577 152,602 256,1478
191414 620,532 55,306 230,6145 87,1468 247,113 596714 51,127 219,529 80,517 245,201
1945 (8 Months)'5347,763 33,5514 158,8214 2,706 '131,679. 326,976 50,791 144,322 21,9514 329,909
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 2,472,075 162,1433 848,217 451,975 1,009,1450 2,357,6814 151,149 800,507 418,982 986,7146

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department) and. WPB (Automotive Division) for Engineer Corps, Navy, and. ARCO.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Including Navy figures on acceptances which, prior to 19143 are estimates based. on quarterly totals for military truckr production by category
bas provided by the Automotive Division, WB. Summary data by category are available for 194, although no detail by type can be shown.
Excluding Engineer Corps types prior to 191414except the 7 1/2-ton 4x4, "Snow-go;' in 1945; data are not availabae on any other types.

AUGUST 31, 1945

1940- AUGUST 31, 1945
I,1940-
JULY 1, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
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BY PAYLOAD CAPACITY
TRUCKSUMMARY

___________________
________ ~~(Unit
Ea~ch) _____________________

4
1~ium
MedIDeayhHay-e -honvy Licit-heavy Medium Light
2k-ton) q-ton) Une 3,00e
Ov . (16,000 lbs.(,990ls.o 9,00nde
(Over- _ Total (Over (22 (on)
nder (Under Total 4(Overb (1,000 lto. (9,000 to (Underb

____________2-ton___)K2k-ton) 2tn) GVM) GVW) GVW) GoW)

1940 - July 156 32

August 138 311 103 18
September 140 9 1111. 10
150 16 117 12 33,39Q 58,805 117,869 169,716
October
Noveaber 301 28 221
December 388 13 250 112

1941 - January 682 31 487 152

February 663 90 3734 191.
March 639 96 2813 251
April 418 95 108 211
may 611 93" 309 193
June 672 100 370 180
17,340&4 311,775 360,266
July 770 171 391 190
August 788 120 469 3.83
September 726 133 390 192
October 840, 87 585 159
November 1,165 175 768 208
December 1,6034 200 1,087 295

1942 - January 1,595 490 781 263

February 1,956 619 871 389
March 2,787 747 1,213 7334
April 2,5134 795 852 768
May 2,4934 952 665 758
June 3,167 1,0234 1,078 937
102,89} 16,368 86,127
July 2,6342 9334 586 1,005
August 2,3481 919 511 936
September 2,500 905 583 899
October 2,359 919 436 889
November 2,140 801 425 813
December 2,2834 865 .36

1943 - January 2,216 607 886 626

February 2,5s46 555 1,118 681 616 0
March 2,063 717 601
April 3,039 1,1366 653 7134
May 3,3146 1,332 1,093 688 946 0
June 3,180 993 1,318 671
July 2,895 9534 1,044 670
August 2,173 683 475 468
September 1,882 893 3119 403 0
October 2,052 718 773 451
November 2,394 1,065 408 763 8581I 179
December 900 393 405
1,940
- January
191414 176 768 677 0 2,528 358 185 1,985 0
February 1234 2,059 822 1,095 234 2,766 381 ,587 1,798 0
March 147 1,786 454 1,178 36 4,628 6138 663 3,317 0
April 1734 1,120 300 678 23 8,151 659 1,2347 6,2345 0
May 157 1,3341 476 788 28 9,298 927 1,061 7,310 0
'June 123 1,336 661 5134 1 11,926 8534 1,753 9,319 0
July 163 1,8349 825 370 400 11,243 561 2,100 8,582 0
August 127 2,055 918 385 541 12,511 716 1,5347 10,2138 0
September 1138 2,735 1,501 448 481 12,277 621 1,622 10,0334 0
October 133 2,826 1,1463 620 378 13, 05 710 2,933 9,3432 0
November 166 1,906 1,253 ?73 0 14,678 687 3,838 10,153 0
December 114 1,913 1,675 25 0 16,001 635 5,799 9,567 0

1945 - January 128 1,735 1,513 87 0 15,019 372 3,4634 11,183 0

February 167 1,533 1,229 118 0 14,032 439 2,900 10,5334
March 161 2,3460 1,878 318 18,339 590 3,136 12,829
April 134 2,890 1,9934 209 180 18,985 553 3,3411 10,275 4,7436
May 109 3,1834 2,019 353 592 22,315 831 3,793 12,003 5,688
June 131 3,3349 2,252 442. 416 22,633 1,167 4,3534 11,831 3,281
July 131 2,901. 2,039 216 218 21, 1345 1, 0734 3,652 12,726 3,993
August 76 1,688 1,578 10 20 27,532 1,667 3,731 16,851 5,283

1940 (6 Months) 0 1,273 356 14 901 223 346,390 58,805 117,869 169,716

19343 0 29,676 2,602. 10,617 9,310 7,1348 2,888 2,709 179 0

19434 1,752 22,3406 2,3427 11,:16 6,951 1,912 119,082 7,757 23,335 87,990
19345 (8 Months) 1,0347 19,7340 1,716 14,502 1,752 1,770 160,300 6,693 28,3441 98,232 2693
2,799
CDMULATIVETOTSL 111,592 8,185 - 47,710 32,993 22,7034 1,551,000 291,912 706,1724 J
Souroe of Data - WPB (Automotive Division) for ADCO,Navy, end Comerial.
Stage of Completion - plant aoeptancos.
a Figures on acceptances prior to 1943 are estimates based on quarterly totals for military track prodution by category as provided by the
Automotive Division, WPB. Sumary data by category are available for 1943, although no detail by type can be shoe.

SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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__________________
________ (U~~it_.Each)______________________
TAT VEEPORTE'.R CEAvSFOE TEUJCK
OmmIV, 6!1

Total a
Heavy- $0-ton Is-ton
PEIDheavy
PEIDTrucks
M20
(9-tao
Trbactor
26J. 20-tonl 13-ton
Fr25AFrT1-
o25- FoT5C
o rT1C-
Ovr Total 12ton (1265 Tractor 6x4 Total 1-to 15-ton 15-ton For
(1925r
and 18-toni Crame Crane C-5600-sw

2 -tona) prism 1M26) Crane Engineers) (Navy)

1940- July 12
Auguet 108
September 8
October 17
November 88
December 317
1941 - January 416
February 305
March 127
April 402
May 401
June 733
July 1,492
August 1,5
September 6414
October 452
November 617
December 1,1420 425
1942 - January 1,601 191
February 1898 187
March 1,492 182
April 1, 817 162 Data not available
May 1.9145 163 1
June 1 423 169 104
July 2,316 166 278
August 2 221 155 382
September 1,'920 0 328
October 1, 732 1 178
November 107 164 8
December 3,126 140 98 Progre t
complete
1943 - January 2,139 94 20
February 2 221 106 64
March 2,878 134 34
April 3,505 100 12
May 2,717 101 0
June 3, 976 92 0
July 3,570 100 0
August 3,592 112 0
September 3, 1514 99 0
October 2'877 102 0
November 3281 84 0
December 3,361 74 0
1944 - January 2,952 36 0 0
February 3,250 22 40 0
March 3,331 93 52 0
April 3, 744 99 50
May 0
4,243 78
June 4, u8 71 50
40 0
July 4,1433 200
August 4,930 250 42 0
September 5,395 175 36 0
October 6,o94 252 44 0
November 6,243 188 46 0
December 6,573 315 32 0
1945 - January 5,185, 175 Program 0
February .4,553 183 complte 4
March 5,658 236
April 5
4,909 172 4
May 4,381 80 Program
June 4,1146 Program complate
July 3,025 complete
August 1,697
SUMMARY__
1940 (6 Months) 550 0 0 0 0. 0 a * * at
1941 8,363 425 425 0 0 0 # * * a *
1942 23,3247 .3,1614 1,623 0 1,53 8# * * * #.
1943 37,271 1,628 1,198 . 300 130, 0 ** **
1944 55,306 2,987 1,779 728 480 0 129 67 62 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 33,5514 1,190 846 344 0 0 122 31 45. 13 33
CUMULATIVE.TOPAL 158,391 9,3914 5,871 1,372 2__1___251bb b
bb 0 b 3
1 3 bb9

PE0CU4MITAGENCY -C4dee, - EeeFniner

Crp. N

Source of Data.- U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department) and WPB (Automotive Division) forEnierCpsNayanACO
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances. 5
a Exluding Navy and Engineer Corae typos prior to 1944;except Enginaer* Corps 4x4 "Ninna-go 7 in 1943; data are not a ailable on any other types,
b Total of available data.
* ot available.

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PRODUCTION, JULY 31,1945 SEPTEN~ER I, 1945
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__________ C~Unit
- Each)______

15-TON

r_
6x14
_ __ _ __P_
___________2_
_ _ _ I
14-ton 10- to 12-tan
PERIOD 6x6 4X2
Total Chassisfor Dumptor
Crane Stake B Tractor Stake Firs Truck Model w-6o
Tractor Dump

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December
1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
Dees fiber
1942 - January
February
March Data not available
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April

June

July
August
September
October
November
December

19144 - January
0 0 0 0 214 0
February
March
0 6 0 0 26 0
0 0 4 0
April 6 0
May 0 0 22 0
1 0 0 0
June 0 0
0 0 0
July 0
0 5rga
August 5oplt 0 0 0 0
September 3 0 0 0
0 0
October 04 0 0 0
0 0 11 0
November 214
December 3 0 47 0
15 20 0 29 0
1945 - January 2
February 0 0 45 0
Progra 0 0 68 0
March complete
April 0 0 3 11
0 3 7 18
May 42
June 3 Program 0
July 9 6 complete 0
August Program Program 1
complete complete Complete
SUMM4ARY* **1
14 (6Mnh)** * * * * * *
191** * * * * * *
1942 * * * * * * * * *
191414153 0 2845 80 0 o 163 0
1945(8 onths) 177 614 2 0 51 12 48 153 30
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 1318
330 a64 a 30 a 458 12 a 48a 36 3

POCUEMET AC CY -NavyEniner orps.NavEnine

G
Source of Data - U. S. Wr Department (r )rdnance Department) and WPB(Automotive Division) for Engineer Corps and Navy.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Total of available data.
* Not avilble.

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__________________
________________________(Unit-Each) __________ ___ ____

10-TON

Ox6 4x2
8
6x4 -ton 8-ton
PERIOD Pflma 4x4 t vR Wonw
Totala Wrecker Tractor Mover All Pactor Trt r Snoplow
Ml Series hsse Crane OSLO Types Refueler Trucks Other
Deicel

1910 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 7
0
April 4
May 0
June 0
July 0
August 61 61 0
September 0 0
October 0 0 0
November 0 0
December 220 0
1942 - January 207 138 0
February 185 112 18
March 98 1 10
April 111 0 Data not available 122 not
May 188 100 0 available
June 214 151 0
July 342 322 4
August 520 520 Program
September 177 155 complete
October 161. 142
November 424 161
December 671 295
1943 - January 276 185
February 559 198
March 301 87
April 679
May 570 14 188
June 756 86 195
July 652 Program 587
August 676 complete 4115
September 591 464
October 596 410
November 660 464
December 695 465
1911 - January 599 166 0 1 8
February 551 159 0 25 2
March 618 506 0 12 0
April 679 532 0 12 10
May 587 471 0 0 0
June 721 568 16 0 0
July 707 581 34 0 10
August 820 662 Program 10 0
September 782 580 complete 10 8
October 936 57 2
November 1,00)5 712 45 Program
December 965 800 12 complete
1915 - January °829 767 0
February 805 566 0
March 1,225 870 .9
April 8214 516 21
May 724 467 Program
June 659 428 complete
July 606 382
August 277 2014

SAY1940
(6 Months)0 0 0 0 0 * * * * 0 *
19411 281 82 0 0 199 * * * * 11 *
1942 5,128 1,271 0' 0 1,857 * * * * 44 *
1945 ,794 2,056 100 0 4,638 * * * * 0 *
1944 8,973 1,1488 0 141 7,134. 50 0' 0 160 0 40
1945 (8 Months) 5,917 868 0 192 ,200 0 215 412 30 0 0
CUMULATTVETOTAL 25,123 5,765 100 555 18,028 50b 2 15 b 442 b 190 b 5 4

PROCUREMENT AGEINCY Ordnen

ce
Navy__Ordan__e______ er

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department) and WIN (Automotive 2:,
Lyle ion) for Engineer Corps, Navy and ARCO.
Singe of Completion - Plant acceptances.
aExcluding Navy and Engineer Corpe types prior to l914;data are nor available.
b Totel cOeavilalebe date.
* ot available.

AUGUST 31, 945

1940- AUGUST
JULYI,I, 1940- SEPTEMBER I,1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
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_________________________(Unit ,tEach) ________

7 1/2-TON

6x6

PEIOD 6x1+
Totals Tractor
Priae Mover Tractor efueler Crane Truck

194+0- July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March Data not available
April
May
June

July
August.
September
October
November
December

1943 - January 92
February
March 100
April 129
May 26
June 0
July 64
August 113
September 95
October 77
November 88
December 76
1944 - January 108 80 0 0
February 108 60 0 0
March 103 69 0 0
April 112 69 0 0
May 64 80 1
8
June 90 60 28
0
July 91 60 4.
August .0 0
54 70.
September c
0 55 0
October 0 31 0
60
November 0 60 0
December 62 62 12 0
1945 - January 86 47 17
February 42 60. 6 12
March 65 50 Pro'am 8
April 92 complete 16
May 74 21 2
June 5 4+0 2
July Program 50 Program
August complete 15 complete
SUMM2ARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 **
1942 0 0 0 0 * !F
1945 979 916 0 0 * *
1944 15(ots ,350 772 785 826 77 40
14 th(8M 1,44+2 362 328 527 23 40
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 5,771 2,050 1,113 - 173555__100 b 80b
PORODNEMEST
AGENCY - o,*,,oNavy

Source of Data - U. S. War Department(ordnance Department)and.WPB (Automotive Divieion) for Engineer Corpa, Navy, and ANCO.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Excluding Navy and Engineer Corps types prior to 1944+ except Engineer Corpa 4x4 "Snow -go" in 1945;data are not available on any other types.
b Total of available data.
* Not available.

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__________________(Unit -Each)

74-TON - Continued

PERIOD Dm Chassie Cab and T

"Snow-go" w/Blade Type w /otary Type Cbassis Dump Other pe
Snowplow Snowplow

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August Data
September not
October. available
November
December
1942 - January
February
March_
April Data not available
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January 0
February 0
March 0
April 0
May 0
June 0

July 0
August 0
September 0
October 21
November 21
December 21

191414
- January 14 20 17 0 0 6 54
February 14 0 18 0 0 14
March 13 0 6 0 0 Program 98
April *0 28 Program 0 0 complete 68
May 0 24 complete 0 20 30
June 0 18 0 31

July 0 20 0 Program
August 0 12 37 complete 32
September 0 0 38 14
October .1 0 Program 214
November 9 6 complete 1
December 15 Program 32
complete
1945 - January 0 50
February 7
March 5
23 1
April 34 Program
May 10 completo)
June 8
July 15
August 9
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) * * * * * * *
1941* ** **
1942 * * ** **
1943 63' * * * * *
19144 66 128 41 75 76 20 444
1945 (8Months) 106 0 0 0 0 0 5
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 2358 28 1 8a758 68201,5008

POUEETAECEnierCrs
of Data - WPB (Automotive Division)
Source for Engineer Corps and Navy.
Stage off Completion - Plant acceptances. e
a Total of evailable' data.
* Not available.

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______________________ ~~~~~(Unit
- Each) ______________ ______

6-TON

6x6
- 5- to
PER~IOD Ttla Cro64la 6 -(7) ton
ThatislW/acgo m Moer Gas Tank Tractor Wrecker 1

C(Mie Vack) Pim ovr 2, 000-gallon nv/Winch

1940 - July
Auguet 107 107
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 1 1
1941 - January 104 0 104
February 87 0 87
March 12 0 12
April 0 0 0
May 30 20 10
Juo160 38 122
July 84 32 52
August 30 14 16
September 0 0 0
October 254 0 61 193
November 40 1 39 0
December 0 0 0 0 32
1942 - January 125 0 125 0 18
February 163 0 165 0 0
March 156 2 0 134 20 0
April 349 99 0 136 114 146
May 270 160 0 63 47 218
June 176 170 0 6 Program 37
July 277 181 0 96 complete 0
August 265 188 0 77 50
September 248 142 0 106 10
October 299 220 0 79 164
November 277 81 182 14 110
December 629 203 302 124 Program
1943 - January 305 98 113 94 cmlt
February 367 73 122 172
March 628 140 338 150
April 363 268 2 93
May 380 172 166 40 2
June 779 253 456 61 9
July 620 145 354 113 8
August 623 180 303 134 6
September 606 93 363 150 Program
October 495 70 300 125 complete
November 646 85 331 230
December 637 109 396 132
1944 - January 418 151 207\ 60.
February 453 153 240 60
March 528 178 240 110
April 564 254 200 110
May 486 287 123 74
June 142 0 100 42
July 407 81 211 115
August 256 65 75 116
September 523 161 131 231
October 397 120 87 190
November 458 202 88 168
December 534 252 42 240
1945 - January 573 17 1355-
Februery 457 121 801 256
March 858 306 121 423 8 I
April 745 157 275 313 O
May 723 165 235 283 40
June 886 265 311 290 20
July 833 252 190 368 23
August 539 124 161 233 21
SUMMAY
1940 (6Months) 108 0 108 0 0 0 0 0
1941 801 0 105 503 0 0 193 32
1942 3,234 1,4i46 484 1,123 0 0 18175
1943 6,J449 -1,686 3,244 1,494 25 0 0 70
19414 3,166 1,904 1,746 1,516 0 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 5,614 1,517 1,464 2,521 0 112 0 0
CUMULATIVETOTAL 21,372 6,553 7,151 7,157 25 112 374 785
P0SCUEMENT AGENCY Odnc

Scurce of Data - U. S. War Dpartment (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Plant etcceotanieV.
a Including chais for Quickway cran, bridge-erecting, and fire (crash) trucka.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945SETM

SEPTEMBER R I,,94
1945
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HEAVY-HEAVY TRUCKS-OVER 21-TON

__________________ Unit Each)

5- TO 6-TOR

44 4x_______e2

PERIODI
Total Trco O Cargo Van PrimaMover Cargo Other

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 614
May 0
June 2

July 261
August' 185
September 103
October
November 60
December 53
1942 - January 99
February 126
March 79
April 19
May 18
June 0

July 0
August 0
September 0
October 0
November 0
December 211 286
1943 - January 241 0
February 26
March 69 60 200
April 30 42
May 25 182
June 98 59 343 2

July 76 26 225 48
August 89 18 229 0
September 46 0 0 0
October 69 0 165 0
November 0 302 0
December 0 366 0
19144- January 60 0 100 0
February 75 0 200 0
March 76 0 200 0
April 76 0 200 0
May 514 0 200 0
June 77 0 185 0
July 514 14 9 6 0
August 314 14 300 9 60
September 514 10 275 Program
Octuber
39
60 10 389 complete 1
November 72 10 432 Program
December 28 7 42 complete
1945 - January 25 Program 432
February 81 complete 288
March 90 143
April Progaem
May 50 complete
June
July
August Program complete

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 786 786 0 0 0 0 0
19142 838 552 0 286 0 0 0
191433,5 979 0 256 0 2,350 50
1944 1,322 720 500 65 1,837 1,100 100
1945 (8Months) 2,197 3714 960 0 863 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 11,778 3,411 1,460 607 2.700. ~ 15 5

AGENCY
PROCIJOEMOOT a~c

Source of Data - IT.S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUCUST 31,1945 SPEBRI

SEPTEMBER 4
I, 1945
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HEAVY-HEAVY TRUCS -OVER 21-TON,

__________________(Unit - Each)
5-TON

4x2

Totale i Cargoand
Nalf-tkack Dump Dump Tractor Tractor Stake. Casi Other
(Army) (Navy) (Army) (Navy) (Navy)

1940 - July 12 12
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 17 16 1
November 38 360 2
December 0 0 0
1941 - January 0 0 0
Feybruary 16 0 16
March 0 0 0
April 52 27 5
Ma 0 0 0
June 13 13 6
July 150 0 50 100
August 2 0 0 2
September k 0 0 4
October 0 0 0 0
November 0 0 0 0
December 70 70 0 0
19k2 - January 126 126 0 0
February 86 72 0 1k
March 64 Data 64- Data 0 0
'April 104 not 10k nit 0 Data nott available 0
May 100 available 100 available 0 0"
June 120 61- 6
53
July 68 68 0 0
August 13 13 0 0
September 4 k 0 0
October 32 52 0 0
November 0 0 0 0
December 10 0 0 10
1943 - January 0 0 0 0
February 0 0 0
March 28 0 27 1
April 0 0 0 Program
May 0 0 0 complete
Jane 0 0 *0
July 55 0
August 100
100" 100 0
September 100 0
October 50 50 0
November 100 100 0
December 12,- 95' 30
194k - January 178 78 0 100 0
February '29 1 76 0 152 0
March 80 0 80 0 0 0
April 595 0 6k _ 0 529 0
May 861 0* 5k 0 8o5 0
June 944 0 52 0 8ko 0
July. 1,295 6 56 0 1,169 0
August 1,79k 0 68 0 1,626 0
September 1,909 k 197 0 1,561 0
October 2,292 1 100 0 2,017 0
November 2,319 19 106 0 2,002 0
December 2,203 Program 100 0 2,010 0
complete
1945 - January 1,021 150 0 871
February 0
890 190 0 700 0
March 890 130 0 760
April 0
925 180 59 706 0
May 1,101 235 96 770
June 0 -
658 178 23 k02
July 152 Program 52 Program
August Program
20 complete 0 complete complete
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 67 * 64 * 0 * * *3
1941 287 * 110 * 50 *s * 127
1942 ,727 * 644 53 * * * 50
1943
194k
~5 * 500 * 57 * * * 1
1k,4197 31 1,051 0 12,611 824 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 5,657 0 1,063 210 4,209 95 TO 10 0
CUMULATIVE L 21,795
TOTAL 3b 5,412 -20b-- 16,980 9 19bb lo1b 161

PROCUREMP.NTAGENCY Nary
Data ~
S . War Department(OrdnanceI -j-1-==.----
Department)
nof and WPB(Automotive Division) for Navy.
==Source
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Excluding Navy types prior to 19kk; data are not available.
b 'Total of available date.
* Sot available.

PRODUCTION,
JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31,-1945 SPFNRI 4
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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HEAVY-H EAVYTRUCKS-OVER 21-TON

,Y Each)

I
________________________________(unit

___________ 4-TON

4to 5-ton

Trator, cu Total4X
Cargo 'Chassis DUMP Wroeor cr

1940 -July
August
September 8 0
October 0 0 0
November 0
50
December 316 0
0
1941 -January 3132 312
February 195 195 0
March 115 115 0
April 302 302 0
May 66 305 220 0
June 0
135 311 216
0
July 259 3514 321
August 2014 516 286 0
September 170 238 0
175 0
Otober 27 1]3 112
November 163 0.
3514 306 19 0.
December 251 369 249 0
0
1942 -January 3514 337 85 22
February 0
390 388 216 16 0
March 176 '355 256 0
April 0
522 325 241 0
May 606 381 286 0 0
June 360 213 203 10 0
0
July 7614 241 162 32
August 632 0
376 175 3 0
September 603 281 65 15
0
October 3514 436 190 0 0
November 158 608 265 8 0
December 410 671 375 3
0
1943 -January 577 5314 317 0.
178 800 40
February 4i92 43 4
March 365 959 238 38 121 36o
April 600 1,212 196 125 200 560
May 316 1,2145 144 7 188 681
June 558 1,288 89 0. 122 736
July 406 1,269 132 52 200 5,4
August 427 1,1147 .2214 40 180 435
September 330 232 92 273 488
October 357 1895 250 0 122 141
November 2814 1,027 0 0 406
December 148 1,072 72 0 193
19144- January 421 747 283 40 1514 210
February 371 916 393 76 127, 270
March 420 811 135 39 225 272
April 350 768 135 38 246 349
May 322 1,079 11 26 417 625
'June 441 0 714 301 502
July 475 521 0 76 257 188
August 771 216 24. 106 86 Program
September 910 23 106 180 complete
October 912 214 106 312
November 902 317 9' 217
December 938 700 0 85 615

1945 - January 901 890 50 50 720

February 755 738 50 50 581
March 832 880 50 49 696
Aril 484 1,086 114 1214 778
May 277 857 188 39 560
June 197 1,157 88 110 889
July 0 1,057 50 190 7814
August 136 578 314 135 367
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 '375
- 3714 0 0 0 1
1941 1,2814 3,14814 2,809 19 0 656 0
1942 5,329 4,6122 2,519- 99 0 1,9914 0
1943 4,546 12,682 3,196 469 1,1410 3,023 4,5814
115(Mchs43,582 7,2143 6214 747 5,375 497 0

CUMULATIV'IDTAL 21,9714 36,099 10,559 2,197 9,922 6,1420 7,001

PROC1RSEP A T a3my

Source of Data - U. S.*War Department (Ordnance Department).

Stage of Copletion - Plant acceptances.

31,1945
1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945
JULY 1, 1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
SEPTEMBER I,1945
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER 4 1945
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HEAVY-HEAVY TRUCKS-OVER 2k-TON

_______________________ ~~~~(Unit_-_Each)
________________________

3k-TON

4X2
3-ton
22-to 3-ton 1-to3-ton
PERIOD 42
4a4 Cargo BuesBod~y
Total
Stake Chassis Other

-I
I
1940 - July ' -

August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 3814
August 356
September 120
October 0
November .0
December 0
1942 - January 1414
February 355
March 372
April Data not available 67
May Program
June complete
July 176
Auguat 28
September 26q
October 107
November Program
December complete
1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

19144- January 0 0
February 0 0
March 0
April 0
May Program 0
June complete 0
July 0
August 1
September Program
October complete
November
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

194(6 Months) * * * * + 0 o
1941* * * * * 0 972
1942 * * * * * 580 938
1943 * * * * * 0 0
19144 589' 5714 0 15" 1 0 0
1945 (8 Months). 200 125 75 0 0. 0 _0
CUM~ULATlVE
TOTAL~ 789 a 6998. 751 158 11 580 1,910
PROCUREMENT
AGfECY Nvy 0dxc

Source of flata - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Deprtment) and WPB(Automotive Diviejon) for Navy.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Total of available data.
* Not available.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER I. 1945 89-0.11
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LI GHT-HEAVY TRUCKS-21-TON

_________________
_________ Unit - Each)

Totale
Light-heavy
PERIOD Trucks
Trym' Total Crgo C argo Dump Dump Chasis Amphibian Service
(Army) (Navy) (Army) (Navy) Duck M27Q2751)

1940 - July 510 469 469

August 83 59 59
September 1 0 0
October 110 74 64 10
November 2,870 2,864 2,847 14
December 2,886 2,730 2,607 12
1941 - January 1,178 949 891 0
February 3,097 3,025 3,025 0
March 3,932 3,427 3,326 0
April 3,617 3,493 3,487 2
May 3,238 3,212 3,202 10
June 4,087 3,987 3,985
July 5,889 5,889 5,888 1
August 4,925 4,922 4,913 9
September 5,215 5,215 5,215 0
October 3,419 3,417 3,417 0
November 7,741 7,516 7,500 16
'December 10,672 9,562 9,225 84
1942 - January 9,447 7,222 6,905 97
February 7,179 4,558 4,069 Data Data 349
March 13,290 9,949 7,825 not not 2,056
April 14,307 10,818 9,886 availabla available 926
May 14,394 10,780 10,476 304
June 18,225 14,231 -13,578 637

July 15,043 11,789 10,145 1,5o06

Auguat 19,914 14,353 12,419 1,804
September 19,050 8,574 7,061 1,448
October 18,216 12,267 8,972 3,215
November 15,536 13,412 10,061 2,289 12
December 16,208 15,19 12,626. 2,279 223

1943 - January 14,486 11,505 9,937 0 1,499 67

February 15,775 12,997 9,709 0 3,154 87
March 1(,260 13,156 9,320 44 3,046 548
April 16,805 16,044 12,255 1,152 2,037 445
May 17,954 15,520 12,429 104 2,422 318
June 16,962 16,485 11,459 1,276 3,392 273
July 16,952 15,129 10,055 1,687 3,101 137
August 17,529 15,464 12,200 1,839 706 515
September 14,980 12,318 9,158 2,037 696 317
October 14,891 13,255 10,505 1,668 362 601
November 14,911 12,354 9,012 1,588 1,043' 600
December 14,872 13,383 10,102 1,210 1,369 600

1944 - January 18,034 14,804 9,7j86 330 964 2,210 1,001

February 17,773 14,644 7,458 380* 2,533 2,648 1,200
March 18,049 14,964 10,197 237 1,361 1,455 1,400
April 16,950 13,865 10,293 91 68 1,759 1,450
May 17,003 14,118 10,448 238 973 644 1,450
June 17,698 14,785 10,690 297 1,620 431 1,000

July 19,529 16,805 11,975 374 1,536 950 1,000

August 21,439 18,534, 12,444 412 2,867 1,137 648
September 19,216 16,450. 11,029 661 2,112 970 600
October 20,348 17,049 10,381 451 2,839 1,534 480
November 21,989 19,022 13,535 560 3,196. 207 600
December 22,617 20,222 14,326 551 3,570 8 487

1945 - January 21,967- 19,549 14,631 .547 1,921 621 608

February/ 21,791 19,201 15,426 356 449 1,137 695
March 24,498 21,515 16,237 7.93 1,308 1,321 648
April 21,396 18,307 13,361 920 1,772 909 600
May 21,677 18,930 13,810 718 1,484 916 624
June 20,316 17,670 12,382 1,024 1,578 406 742
July 17,840 15,677 9,874 1,004 1,909 358 631
August 9,339 9,285 4,638 491 2,079 157 540
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6 Mont~s) 6,460 6,196 6,046 * 0 * 36 0 0
1941 57,010 54,614 54,074 * 1 * 124 0 0
1942 180,809 133,148 114,925 * 0 * 16,910 235 0
1943 192,377 167,610 "126,141 * 12,605 * 22,827 4,508 0
1944 230,645 195,262 132,562 4,582 23,639 3,883 13,953 11,316 809
1945 (8 Months) 158,824 140,134 100,359 5,853 32,500 4,694 5,825 5,088 1,477
CUMULIATIVE
TOTAL 826,125 696,964 534,107 10 ,43 5 b 48,745 8 ,577 b 59,675 21,147 2,286,

PROCUREMENT
AGENCY- - Odance Nv Odnance Navy Odac

Source
of Data U. S. War Departmen~t
- Department) and WPB (Automotive
(Ordnance Division) for Navy.
Stageof Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Excluding Navy typespriorto 1944; data are not available.
b Total of availabledata.
*Not available.

PRODUCTION, JULY , 1940-AUGUST 31,195SPEERI 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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LIGHT-HEAVY TRUCKS-2j-TON

_____________________ (~~Unit_-_Each),__________________
6X6 Continued 6X4,

PEIDWtrTn a ak Tractor Cag On

ilfild Iefueler Total Cargo Tractor
700- gal. 750-gal. Chassis

1940 - July 26 26
Auguet 0 0
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 3 0 0
December 111 0 0
1941 - January 57 42 42
February 0 72 72
March 101 355 355
April 14 0 .0
May 0 0 0
June 0 0 0
July 0 0 0
Auguet 0 0 0
September 0 0 0
October 0 0 0
November 0 0 0
December 255 558 558
1942 - January 220 1,14140 1,144q
February 140 2,510 2,510
March 68 2,952 2,952
April 6 3,279 5,279
May 0 3,565 2,1425 1,140
June 16 3,602 5,1142 460
Data not a~ailable
July 60 78 5,122 2,672 450
Auguste 0 130 5,218 5,218 0
September 0 65 9,756 9,712 44
October 0 5,5214 5, 5214
November 0 '0
150 1,9414 1,9414
December 0 0
65 961 961
0
1943 - January 0 2 2, 931 2,981
0 0
February 47 2,778. 2,778 0
March 50 148 3,1014 3, 1014
April 59 96 601 401 200
May 221 26 2,273 1,772 501
June 85 0 551 151 200

July 149 0 1,550 1,550 200

August 156 48 1,700 1,1400 3)00
September 47 2,203 1,702 501
October 103 16 1,266 g00 566
November 1 110 2,302 2,000 502
December 0 102 1,2114 916 298

19144- January 0 88 0 25 0 3,000 2,700 300

February 0 0 0 24 0 2,916 2,616 300
March 0 108 0 20 0 5,002 2,702 300
April 0 30 0 14 0 5,000 2,700 500
May 0 165 0 15 0 2, 768 2,1482 26
June '0 428 0 18 0 2,800 2,600 200

July 0 540, 0 115 0 2,700 2,500 200

August 0 547 0 120 0 2,878 2,5014 5714
September 0 240 0 1714 0 2,602 2,602 0
October 0 129 0 201 0 3,000 5,000 0
November 158 7 0 70 0 2,500 2,500 0
December 77 0 0 130 0 2,090 2,080 10

1945 - January 0 0 127 1814 0 2,521 2,021 300

February 0
0
~0 102 138 58 2,5214
2,899
2,35214 200
500
March 27 190 135 51 2,599
April 0 52 121 105 69 2,700 2,400 300
May 0 176 116 199 52 2,1186 2,250 256
June 0 503 99 76 22 2,522 2,270 52
July 0 755 119 16 43 1, 992 1, 992 Program
August 46 96 64 25 65 8 8 complete

SUMMQARY
1940 (6Months) 0 114 * * * * 26 26 0
1941 0 41 5 ** * 707 707 0
1942 60 1,018 * * * * 4,553 41,759 2,094
19143 887 642 * * * * 22,525 19,1455 2, 868
19144 215 2,282 0 924 0 / 1,097 53,256 50,986 2,270
1945 (8 Monthe) 46 1,587 938 878 358 551 17,252" 15,844 1,1408

CUMULATIVE
'TOTAL 1,208 6,058 958 e 1,802 ea 338 e6 168 117,1417 108,777' 8,6140

PROCIJSEMEITAGENCY OraceNay Odac

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Deartment) and WPB (Automotive Divieion) for Navy.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
e Total of available date.
* Sot available.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940- AUGUST 31, 1945. SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

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LIGHT-HEAVY TRUCKS-21-TON

_____________(Unit_-_Each)______________
______________________

4X2

PRIOD All )s Toa.t

Ttl 37-passenger
Stake Tractor Chassis Dump Other

1940 - July 15 0 7
August 24 24
0
September 1 1
21 15
October 56 21
November 6 5
December 156 156 0'

1941 - January 187 123 64

February 0 0 0
March 470 470 0
April 124 113 11
May 26 20 6.
June 100 0 100

July 0 0 0
August Data 3 0 3
September not 0 0 0
October available 2 0 2
November 225 225 0
December 552 496
5
1942 - January 785 762
235
February 111 78
March 409 356 53
April 210' 208 2
May 49 39 10
June 392 Data not available 386 6
July 132 132 0
August 343 0
September 720 720 0
October 425 425 0
November 180 0 180
December 52 12 40

1943 - January 0 0 0
February 0 0 0
March 0 0 0
April 160 160 0
May 161 161 0
June 126 126 0

July 273 265 10

August 365 349 16
September 459 438 21
October 570 570 0
November 255 255 0
December 275 275 0

1944~- January 0 250 .0 13 217 0

February 0 213 0 17 176 20
March 4 79 0 7 57 15
April 0 50 0 35 Program 0
May 0 117 79 0 38 complete 0
June 2 111 68 0 0

July 0 24 3 0 21 0
August 0 27 0 0 27 0
September 0 164 112 0 52 0
October' 2 297 247 0 50 0
November- 99 368 331 0 37 0
December 55 250 116 0 128 6
1945 - January Program 97 97 0 0 Program
February complete 66 66 0 0 complete
March 25 59 0
April 389 Program 3354 0
May 261 Complete 174 0
June 324 13 50
July 171 Program Program
August 46 complete complete

SUMARY
1940 (6 Months) * 238 0 * * * 186 52
1941 * 1,689 0 * * * 1,447 242
1942 * 3,808 0 * * * 3,461 347
1943 * 2,444 0 * * * 2,397 47
1944 162 1,965 1,006 0 0 468 450 41
1945 (8 Monthal 0 1,438 188 700 500 50 0 0

CUMULATIETV L 162 b 11,582 1,194 7

0b 0 0b 5 518 b 7,941 729

POSCUSEMEST AGENCY N8°y - OrnaceNa Odnnc

Sourceof Data - U. S. WiarDepartment (Ordnance

'Department) and WPB (Automotive Division) for Navy.
Stage of Completion -Plantacceptances.
a Excluding Navy typee prior to 1944; data are not available.
b Total of available data.
+ Not available.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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MEDIUM TRUCKS-IA-AND UNDER21-TON

_______________
______ Unit .Each)

Total
Mediumi1
____ ___a
IF
____ _________4 ____x______________4____

PElOD-tokn x6Bomb' 8
Earth I
Uleto Cargo Total DSevc Cargo Borer Telephone Cass Tatr Dm Other Other

1940 - July
____ __
21-tom)'
___ ___
__

371
I___ _ _ ___I

283
__
icej
__ __ __

280
and pole

better
ajt8aW haie Tato up (Army)

3
(Navy)

Augut 4914 279 279

September 496 0
449 449
October 17 0
515 473 449
November 2,056 1,960 1,9514 0 6 0
December' 2,673 2,563 1,877 0 6614 22
1941 - January 3,309 3,277 80 2,738 0 441 18
February 2,471 2,461 272 1,725 0 327 137
March 1,338 1,2143 3 667 18 404 151
April 421 2014 0 8 115 0 41
May 2, 133 1,056 0 1,000 37 0 0
June 3,0149 2,017 0 1,14114 12 53 419 111
July 3,220 2,1437 0 1,4314 0 25 929 35
Auguet 2,219 1,7146 0 1,211 0 11 477 33.
September 3,326 1,888 0 1,778 0 0 59 2
October 2,293 2,207 68 2,012 0 0 66 10
November 4,982 4,473 185 3,992 0 38 128 78
December 8,2147 3,308 238 0 10 833 142
1942 - January 11,659 2,307 148 ^1,2914 0 214 529 307
February. 22,573 3,1149 95 2,831 0 0 1514 69 Data
March 17,180 2,867 0 2,37e 0 0 263 232 not
April 15,602 3,5714 128 3,120 0 0 215 99 available
May 9,3814 4,650 239 3,023 0 5 82.1 461
June 17,0314 5,581 63 3,320 5 36 1,416 490
July 13,656 3,872 5 2,7514 26 0 657 340
August 9,338 3,288 0 2,237 223 10 641 141
September 9,709 4,677 0 2,417 53 2142 1,352 323.
October 3,451 0 1,917 9 275 642 2814
November 8, 1714 48114 206 3,1407 26 311 445 136
December 11,030 7,862 325 5,899 2 476 658, 266
19143- January 5,388 3,372 431 2,216 Q' 69 408 201
February 9 246 609 171
March 1,392 17 282 5142
April 6,493 1,108 2,1014 48
1,.572~ 814 63 28 25
May 10,832 3,01.3 2,986 151 0 8 25
June 11,091 4,091 1,8149 499 1,160 170 0 0 0

July 13,495 4,1814 2,2122 280 1,732 175 0 0 0

Auguet 16,386 4,376 2, 901 809 1,830 2147 0 0 0
September 15,305 3,689 3,320 276 2,6214 291 113 0 0
October 16,196 4,272 3,315 257 2,620 225 198 0 0
November 14,431 3,863 3,133 48 2,252 300 135 0 102
December 13,170 3,1432 3,182 6014 1,819 299 220 0 119
19144- January 22,431 2,1480 3,850 0 2,9314 169 87 0 Program 617
February 10,327 759 4,476 607 2,278 82 50 0 complete 978
March 8,7142 518 4,539 3614 2,870 103 0 1,1146
April 6,6914 398 3,498 Program 2,3014 96 Program 0 553
May 6,7147 247 3,680 complete 2,396 60 complete 0 788
June 6,49 312 3,313 2,1470 82 0 514.
July 6,270 370 3,066 2,5140 115 0 370
Auguet 5,919 300 2,8514 2,298 130 0 385
September 6,397 *197 3,5214 2,988 131 0 3614
October 5,8414 178 2,937 2,3140 1533 0 386
November 6,008 3144 2,790 2,590 127 0 Program
December 5,630 333 2,561 2,1402 109 0 complete
1945 - January 3,878 275 1,7314 1,520 85 0
February 3,503 '40 1,3 1,398 93 0
March 4,009 488 1,605. 1,434 91 0
April 3,650 499 1,613 1,14814 91 0
may 3,535 495 1,652 1,1462 85 0
Jane 2,046 416 1,182 961 514 0
July 1, 522 619 6814 139 Program 1014
August 1,563 1,515 314 0 complete Comete
SUMMARBY
I
1940 (6 Monthe). 6,605 0 6,007 0 5,286 7 17 0 0 670 25 *
1941 37,008- 0 26,317 846 20,O041 81 182 189 137 4,083 758*
1942 140,296 0 50,092 1,209 54,591 1514 2144 1,5714 1,379 7,793 3,1148 *
19143 132,602 32,028 34,07]. 5,053 22,3114 312 1,967 893 1,226 1,595 711 *
19414 87,1468 6,1436 41,088 971 30,350 5714 1,337 1,562 193 0 0 6,101
1945 (8 Months) 23,706 4,760 10,0142 0 8,398 538 499 503 0 1014 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 427,685 43,2214 167,617 8,079 120,982 1,666 4,246 4,721' 2,935 - 14,2145 4,642 6,101b

FDOC AMND
NqY - Odance, - Odac Navy,~,

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department) and WPB (Automotive Division).
for Navy.
Stage of Completion - Plat acceptances.
a Excluding Navy typee prior to 19144;data ae not available.
b Total of available date.
SNot evileble.

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SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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MEDIUM TRUCKS-11-AND UNDER 21-TON

___________________(Unit *,Each

1 1/2-TON - Continued -

4x2

P'EIOD
a assa d Stake Cb nButhrOse

Total Cargo CE ad, ractor 29-pas- Stake Panel Chassan

ther ) t(ea
Platform aenger
1940 - July 88 14e 68
Augut 215 0 0
September 47 0
42 47
October 16 14
November 96 3 5 71 14
December 110' 0 0 37 59
1941 - January 32 3 0 2 0
February 10 5 0 0 0
March 95 0 0 5
0 95 0
April 217 1 0 138 61 17
May 1,077 580 0 467 29 1
June 1,032 721 0 270 38
July 783 530 46 20 0 187
Augut' 473 111 130 160 0
September 1,438 0 0 1, 349 0_.
October 86 0 0 0 0 86
November 509 0 0 3214 105 80
December 4,939 600 912 3,0814 2714 69
1942 - January 9,352 5,156 1,589 2,505 37
February 9,4214 6,434 2,816 105 0 69
March 14,313 4,792 3,132 6,102 250 not a; ilable Data not
April 12,028 37 tublo.
2,952 1,176 7,512 386 2 evj
May 4,7314 3,900 640 42 151 1
June 11,453 7,230 4,028 5 181 9
July 9,7814 2,070 7,588 0 16 110
Auguet 6,050 2,460 3,576 0 2 12
September 5,032 1,1144 3,888 0 0
October 0
1,506 66 1,1440 '0 0 0
November 3,360 0 3,360 0 0 0
December, 3,168 0 0 0 0
1943 - January 2,016 0 2,o16 0 0 0
February 1,512 0 1,512- 0 0 0
March 2,5s86 0 2,256 306 0 214
April 3,281 1,626 120 1,4214 0 111 0
May 4,833 4,086 48 6214 0 714 1
June 5,151 3,902 672 428 0 1414 5
July 7,099 3,887 2,232 678 0 302
Augut 9.109 0
4,541 3,600 671 0 268
September~ 8,296 29
3,732 3,828 529 0 180 27
October 8,609 3,392 4,320 645 0 209
November 2,946 43
7,1435 3,768 415 0 306 0
December 6,576 3,54!+ 2,1114 580 514 280 4
191414
- January 6,101 3,178 :1,992 391 24&8 162 0 0
February 5,092 2,575 1,992 252 12 59 0 0
March 3,685 3,375 Proga 20~ Program- 5 0 0
April 2,798 complete complete 0 0
May 2,820 2642,780' Program..
0
0 0 0
June 2,8314 2,600 ogmplete 219 0 0
July 2,8314 2,495 311 0 0
August 2,765- 2,592. 173 0 0
September 1,676 2,1495; 97 0 0
October 2,729 2,1495 0 0 0
November 2,8714 2,496 205 0 0
December 2,736 2;407.. 3014 0, 0
1945 - January 1,869 1;431
351 0 0
February 1,515 1,272 125 0
March 1,916 1
1,583 14 0 98
April 1,538 1,35214 1 0
May 1,388 1,026 Program 152
June 448 129
Program complete 282
July 219 complete 5
146 Program
Augut 11 10 complete
SUMMARY'
1940(6 Months) 598 250 3 35 108 0* * * 22*
1941 10,691 2,551 1,088' 5,8114 602 0 * * * 636 *
1942 90,2014 36,2014 36,401 16,271 1,023 0 * * * 305 *
19143 66,503 31,656 26,1486 6,300 54 1,8714 * * * 13
19144 39,944 32,112 3,9814 850 260 1,535' 0 0 0 05 5
1945 (8 Months) 8,9014 6,636 0 0 0 491 590 78 550 25 7350

CUMULATIVE TOTAL_ 216,844 109,1409 67,962 29,270 2,0147 3,900 b b 1, 65.4

59 0 78 3 5o0 b 1 ,5 8 4 b

PRO C2 PAGENCY1 Odance N-Odance Nv

S~ource of Date - IT.S. War Department (Ordnance Department) and WIPB(Automotive Diviejon) for Navy.
Stage of Copletion - Plant acceptances.
a Excluding Navy typea prior to 19414; data are not available.
b Total of-available data.
* Not available.

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SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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LIGHT TUCKS-UNDER If-TOW

1/2-AND3/4-ToIN,
44 3/4-TON, 4x2

Total
Lightfruks 1-tom
PERIOD (Iner 4x4 Total Ambulance Command Weapon Other Pick-up Other
1 1/2-ton) Carrier Carryal r andPanel (Army)

1940 - July 579 579 135 265 179

August 222 206 153 0 24 29
September 27 0 0 0 0 0
October 57 0 0 0 0 0
November 1,694 1,365 0 767 0 598
December 4,125 3,974 2 1,596 1,940 0 436 47
1941- January 5,470 5,406 332 2,165 2,274 0 035 1
February 8,530 8,520 462 3,547 3,180 173 1,158 1
March 6,000 5,178 352 1944 1,827 218 837 0
April' 6,507 4,591 237 1, 21 2,037 535 363 0
May 5,816 4,722 618 1,278 2,110 466 250 0
June 4,363 3,763 285 981 1,296 253 948 4
July 6,429 5,016 1 1,307 1,264 102 2,342 0
August 4 562 4,432 52 775 935 164 2,006 0
September 5,822 3,934 452 896 865 8 1,713 0
October 3,840 3,582 347 925 1,590 54 668 " 30
November 6,697 4,165 1,057 597 1,858 429 224 50
December 10,487 ,648 622 505 1,763 597 161 44
1942 - January 13,100 Data 4,701 350 917 2,504 296 634 Program
February 11,803 ot 3,258 145 426 2,329 24 336 Data complete
March 25,034 anial 4,485 8 911 2,797 247 522 not
April 20,289 a 4,133 468 664 1,853 707 441 available
May 19,495 4,088 132 171 3,023 517 245
June 25,474 5,477 459 778 3,752 .523 5
July 29,062 11,314 1,952 3,946 4,372 1,004 0
August 27,771 12,281 2,019 5,136 6,076 "1,050. 0
September 26,019 10,864 2,095, 2,941 4,885 943 0
October 25,185 10,450 1,172 1,640 6,540 1,098 0
November 24,283 10,506 1,119 1,578 o,836 1,173 0
December 26,456 8,727 1,125 980 5,666 950 6
193 -January 21,908 7,920 997, 1,097 5,109 558 159,
February 22,435 7,997 1,143 902 5,306 249 392
March 24,347 9,660 1,522 1,560 5,604 679 295
April 23,692 7,818 1,459 1,260 4,954 . 141 4
May 21,498 5,627 1,065 735 3,823 Program 4
June . 18,886 5,101 1,016 - 500 3,583 coaplete 0
July 20,476 5,325 1,039 500 3,728
August 18,269 4,838 922 527 3,339 Program
September 19,956 4,340 860 389 3091 complete
October 21,487 5,256 1,001 440 3,855
November 21,520 6,152 1,104 620 4,422
December 22,004 5,967 1,'023 516. 4,448
1944 - January 21,479 0 5,937 99 978 3,990 0
February 21,095 0 5,869 841 922 4,106 0
March 21,081 0 5,841 700 860 4,281 0
April 19,431 0 5,105 436 555 4,114 0
May 19,338 o 3,588 0 Program 3,588, 0
June 20,829 0 5,082 0 complete 5,082 0
July 20,270 . 400 5,335 0 5335 0
August 23,441 541 0,565 1' 6,564 , 0
September 21,367 481 5,412 0 5,412 0
October 18,534 378 4,550 0 4,550 0
November 19,765 Program 4,932 0 4,932 0.J
December 20,435 complete 4,917 0 4,917 0
1945 - January 21,621 6,100 121 5,979 0
February 20,641 5,682 546 5,136 0
March 21,925 5,836 519 5,3:9 44
April 18,352 6,481 694 5,787 480
May 18,633 _ 6,180 824 5,350 592
June 16,306 5,493 617 4,876 416
July 10,689 1,379 ill 1 1,268 218
August 3,512 1,128 68 1,060 20
SUMMARY i
1940 (6,Months) 6,684 * 6,124 2 1,884 2,972 24 1,242 * 47
1941 74,503 * 56,757 5,317 18,339 20,799 2,997 11,305 * 130
1942 273,971 * 90,284 11,002 17,888 50,613 8,592 2,189 * 0
1943 256,478 * 76,061 13,156 9,052 51,514 1,627 912 * 0
1966 247,113 1,800 03,133 2,947 3,515 56,871 0 0 .0 0
195 (8Months . 131,b79 0 55,281 3,500 0 34,761 0 0 1,770 0
CUMUATIVE
TOTAL 990,428 18006 5:0,640 35,924 4,478 217,350 13,,240 15,648 1,7706 177

PROCUREMENT
AGENCY - Ny Or. . / N y d
cry
Oy ,

Source of Data - U. S. War Deprtment (Ordnance Department) and WB (Automotive Division) for avy.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a ETcluding Nay typee prior to 1944; date are not available.
b Total of available data.
* Not available.

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1/2-TON,4x2 1/4-TON, 4X4

Command
PERtOl 1/2-ton
ikuOte 1/2-ton Total Amphibian Reconnaesance Navy
Tota ther(Jeep)
P16-up

1940 - Julyj
August 16 2 14
September 27 11 16.
October 57 18 19
November 529' 0 329
December 34 1s3 70 70
1941 January 63 20 4 0 0
February 1 0 1 8 8
March 72 72 0 750 .750
April 599 400 199 1,517 1,317
May 394 157 _257 700 700
dune 248 .141 107 548 31+8

July 117 0 117 1,296 1,296

August 2 0 2 128 128
September 6 0 6 1,862 1,862
October 505 255' 50 12) 123
November 179 107 72 2,505 2,503
December 229 0 229 6,566 6,566

1942 -.January 1,069 505 564 7,550 7,530

February 2,134 1,550 584 6,411 6,411 Data
March 2,511 2,454 77 18,038 i"18,038 not
April 145 125 18 16,013 16,015 available.
May 1 Program 1 15,406 15,406 -
June 0 complete 0 19,997 19,997

July 0 0 17, 748 17. ,8

August 0 0 15,490 15,490
September 70 70 15,085 127 14,958
October Program Programa 14,755 852 15,905
November complete complete 15,777 1,575 .12,202
December 17,729 2,499 15,250
19453 January 1,988, 1,955 12, 055
Februry 14,438 1, 949. 12, 480
March 14,687 2,166 12,521
April 15,874 1,677 14,197
May 15,871 0 15,8.71
June 13,785 2 15,785

Jul~y 15,151 12 15,139

August 1,451 Program1,1451
September 15,616 complete 15,616
October 16,191 16,191
November 15,568 15,3.68
December 16,017 16,017

1944 - January 15,51x2 13,5142

February 15,226 15,202 24
March 15,24 15,204 3
April 14,576 14,5525
May 15,750 15,722 28
June 15,747 15,747 0

July 14,555 14,5541

August 16,335 15,35 Program
September 153,474 15, 474. complete
October i5,606' 1,606
November. 14,855 14,8$55
December 15,516 15,516
1945 - January 15,521 15,521
February 14,959 114,959
March 16,043 16,043
April 11,591 11,591
May 11,861 11,861
June 10,597 .10,397
July 9,092 9,092
August 2,564 2,564
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 443 52 411 70 0 70 . :r
1941 2,215 1,152 1,083 15,401 0 15,401
1942 5,928 4,614 1,514 177,759 5,055 172,726 ,
1943 0 0 0 180,417 7,741. 172,676 *
1944 0 0 0 ' 182,180 . 0 182,068 112
1945 (8 Months) 0 0 0 91,628 0 91,628 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 8,586 5,778 2,808 647,4+55 12,774 654,569 1120

PROCUREMENT
AGENCY Ordnanc-e- - 1o0,nance Navy

Sourceof Data - U. S. War Depatasnt (OrdnanceDepartment) and WPBR(Automotive Divialon) for Navy.
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Excluding Navy typesprior to 1944; data e~e not available.
b Total of availabledata.
*Not available.

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TRAILERS, SEMITRAI LERS, AND MTORCYCLES

(Unit Each) _

1R1AI1ThS SEAIL VS MOTORCYCLES

Multiple Gm
45-ton Carriages M5A.
PEIOD for Tank Airborne 2- to Otherr k 224- - to
Total a Trns- M51tUnclase. Total T inch Other
porter (Trailer M55 25-ton 24-ton ified Trans- Low-bed 25-ton Solo
M19 Mount (Trailer porter
m9) Mount
M20)
M25

1940- July 417 417 11

August 199 197 2 0
September 360 360 0 '0
October 96 30 66' 0 0
November 1,166 0 1,166 0 26 26 228
December 1,536 0 1,486 50 52 52 459
1941- January 1,763 17 1,594 152 46 46 465
February 1,009 20 960 119 10 10 0
March 658 84, 481 93 13 13 844
April 3,840 58 3,660 122 181 181 1,040 865
May 5,182 70 4,986 126 220 220 703
June 4,365 30 4,285 50 8 8 296

July 3,775 64 3,705 6 96 96 706

August 4,103 90 . 66 3,794 153 14 14 233
September 4,430 0 84 4,129 217 34 34 0
October 1,794 0 40 1,531 223 85 85 0
November 704 116 24 365 199 186 186 1,012
December 587 123 74 523 151 710 710 1,454 1
1942 - January 1,018 173 784 18 43 434 434 1,281
February 1,072 104 698 268 2 445 445 1,281
March 3,000 49 347, 2,386 218 430 430 758
April 5,029 136 183 4,551 159 739 739 16
May 9,368 184 741 8,249 194 "1,057 150 907 1,194
June 9,218 160 503 8,305 250 1,235 182 953 2,004
. 9,380
July 8,789 103 576 7,766 344 726 178 548 2,506
August 8,070 121 770 6,884 295 1,187 336 851 1,957
September 10,482 218 715 9,451 98 638 232 406 1,784
October 10,358 133 1,718 8,291 216 1,069 222 947 1,560
November 9,414 117 1,439 6,978 880 641 0 641 1,575
December 13,067 66 1,059 10,282 1,660 603 50 553 1,466

1943 - January 11,402 48 1,538 9,010 .--806 550 ;68 482 1,832 1,638
February 15,768 78 1,728 12,603 1,359 747 175 572 2,128 1,282
March 17,665 69 2,396 13,950 1,250 1,110 112 998 2,240 1,257
April 17,039 81 2,239 13,945 774 912 1 58 853 2,041 1,446
May 15,177 84 1,637 12,089 1,367 930 21 0 909 2,566 1,507
June 19,273 75 1,377 16,266 1,555 1,136 58 0 1,078 2,340 1,610

July 20,790 89 1,169 18,263 1,269 1,036 43 0 993 2,620 885

August 22,334 98 200 1,644 19,166 1,226 930 26 0 904 2,340 664
September 25,795 98 450 1,729 21,631 1,887 695 19 0 676 1,350 208
October 26,203 100 625 1,158 22,815 1,505 918 76 0 842 1,350 663
November 26,348 76 462 789 23,289 1,72 878 63 0 815 1,350 559
December 26,625 66 458 515 '23,924 1,662 935 69 10 856 1,231 62'
44
19 .. January 23,234 80 500 332 21,174 1148 73 687 950 0
February 21,598 70 746 470 19,675 637 938 60 67 950 0
March 14,732 86 835 506 13,253 52 1,211 60 102 .1,049 850 0
April 4,771 170 860 498 3,092 151 1,982 60 70 1,852 850 540
May" 2,424 181 740 483 846 174 2,504 60 79 2,365' 620 540
June 1,900 191 610 649 200 250 2,317 54 57 2,206b .620 270

July 913 211 15 333 300 54 2,738 64 22 2,652 620 270

August 2,063 265 135 518 1,080 65 3,260 45 10 3,205 620 Program
September 1,901 245 150 101 436 587 382 3,472 49 44 3,379 400 complete
October 3,316 232 Program 280" 814 1,933 57 '3,937 5o 4 3,883 600
November 4,430 287 complete 528 842 2,473. 300 3,782 50 Program 3,732 740
December 4,488 285 607 873 2,553 170 4,106 37 compete 4,69 740
1945 - January 6,721 210 600 1,019 4,582 310 2,641 20 2,621 1,000
February 7,088 204 580 1,000 4,767 537 1,633 60 1,573 1,000
March 8,210 248 575 1,108 5,867 412 1,520 56 1,464 1,000
April 7,557 204 400 1,322 5,242 389 2,319 80 2,239 1,000
May 8,821 119 Program 1,553 6,165 984 2,682 53 2,629 1,000
June 9,414 Program complete 860 7,634 920 2,575 31 2,544 721
July 8,372 complete 364 7,360 ! 6156177
August 4,641 264 4,148 29 1 2 88 . 0
SUMMARY

1940 (6 Months) 3,7 0 01 0 30 3,692 52 78 0

J
1941 32,54 329 0 0 631 30,013 0 78 698 865
1,611 1,603 0 0 1,603 6,753
1942 88,885 1,564 0 0 9,533 73,429 4,359 9,104, 0 1,250 7,854 17,382 19,380
1943 244,419 962 2,195 0 17,919 206,951 16,392 10,777 376 423 9,978 23,388 11,781
1944 85,770 2,303 4,591 1,516 6,754 67,166 3,440 31,067 649 528 29,890 8,560 1,620
1945 (8Monthai 60,824 985 0 2,155 7,490 45,765 4,429 15,514 I 379 0 15,135 5,721 0

CDMULATIVE0T 516,256 6,143 6,786 3,671 42,357 427,016 30,283 68,143 1,404 2,201 64,53811 62,502 33,646
Source of Data - U. S.
Stageof Completion -
a ExcludingEngineer
groups of items on
complete.
War Department (Ordnance Department and Engineer Corps).
Plant acceptances.
Corps trailersand semitrailers prior to 1942;data are not available. The totals shown'here
this page. Data on trailers and semitrailers are very inadequate,
cover only the itemsand
andcoverage here is probably no more than 75 percent
J

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TRUCKS, TRAILERS, AND TRACTORS: REAANUFACTURED

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T~RCSTRILRSTRACTOR

HI.-Speed
PEIO 0-o 2 wn 1n n g 3A-tonl 13-ton, M5
Ttl 0-n
-on lto Z 4 1 tn Total 2-wheel 2 -wheel Howitzer
OSLO Caro.6 Crgo Cargo and Weapons 4x4Cargo Cargo eand.
SLCag' Cgo Dump Carrier Cro Cro 4.5-inch
Gun
1940 - July
August
Septemer
October
- November
December

1941 - Janu~ary
.February
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November*
December
1942 - January
February
March
April
Mayw
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December/
1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1944 - January
February
March
April
May"1
June

July
Auguet
-eptember 301 301
October 11O 45 65 2,314 1,238 1,076
November 583 210 373 5,781 3,184 2,597
December. 1,865 300 , 1,565 5,766 3,236 2,530
1945 January 2,755 290 2,465 7,130 5,142 1,988
February 2,414 151 2,263 9,091 6,356 2,735
March 4,652 5 729 3,918 8,589 5,050 3,539
April 3,272 28 16 202, 50 749 2,227 8,984 6,304 2,680
May 2,852 77 225 925 403 32 1,190 6.400 5,009 1,391
June 2,966 25 330 68 603 744 1,196 2,292 2,200 92 5
July 2,459 97 598 0 407 683 674 1,368 1,098- 270 60
August 653 28 328 0 0 62 235 16 16 0 100
SUMAY
1940 (6Months) 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0- 0 0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0
* 1943 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0
1944 2,558 0 0 0 0 555 2,003 14,162 7,658 ,504 0
1945 (8 Mnfhei 22,023 260 1,497 1,195 1,463 3,440 14,168 43,070 31,175 12,695 165
CUMULATIVETOTAL 24,581 260 1,497 1,195 1,463 3,995 16,171' 58,032 38,833 19,199 165
Scurce of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).
Stage of Completion- Plantacceptancee.

-'MUVULUNJUY
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BTYPE OR0DNANCE QUARTERMASTER CORIPS

Tracked, Hli-speed., Gasoline . Wheeled,Gasoline

Total 16, 38-ton
1 8
M5, 13-ton
PERIOD Tatr rced o 0oM4, 1 -to f or 155-m
(Crawler) Wheeled. Total Howitzer, for 8-inch IHcwizer, Total Heavy-duty Light-duty
8-inch Gun, Howitzer 105-mm !., 7-ton Over Under
and. and. Howitzer, 4,000 lbe. 4,000lbs..
120-mm (Gun u
155-sm. .and.

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April Date;
not available
May
June
111
July
August
September
October
November
December not availlable

1942 - January 556- 140

February 5314 140
140 140
March 556
April 640 192 192.
May 1,117 300 300
June 1,231 315 315

July 776 315 315

Augut 1,7142 316. 316
September 2,073 270 270
October 1,806 331 331
November 1,9014 205 205
December 1,951 278 d 278

1943 - January 1,725 355 355

February 1,692 458 458
March 2,165 452 432
April 2,120 409 375
May 2,058 435 9 339
June 2,g73 539 3 411
34,250 6,e8o 5,6148 8914 4,7514
July 2,635 708 23 437
August 2,14214 6o 41o
September 2,503 719 223 393
October 2,803 872. 202 470
November 2,5614 278 226
December 3,00O8 851 277 2714

191414
- January 3,388 2,856 532 819 375 144 4614 166
February 3,396 2,568 828 687 342 46 760 376
March 3,5148 2,7149 799 .6314 375 50 667 370
April 3,768 2,760 1,008 662 375 50 9514 223
May 4,115 2,976 1,139 703 375 65 1,017 237-
June 4,14414 3,276 1,168 7214 395 50 1,0014 3614
July 3,950 3,058 892- 573 266 50 7214 200
August
September
4,283
3,850
3,1479
3,266
8014
5814-
629
599
200
200 60' ~6514
464
53
255
October 4,198 3,271 927 610 200 50 747 3014
November 4,331 3,617 7114 579 200 36 7114 213
December 4,085 3,722 373 200 0 373 212

1945 - January 2,9146 691 432

3,637 150 0 551 345
February 3,606 2,976 630 447 163 0 457 271
March 4,297 3,255 1,01}2 461 200 0 .932 3114
April 3,1148 2,732 416 4122 200 15 326 195
May 2,9148 2,6146 302 386 165 75 302 178
June 3,333 3,0314 299 575 200 65 239 123
July 2,215 1,799 416 420 1614 416 914
Augut 1,682 1,160 522 271 159 K 16 522 1514
SUMM4ARY
1940(6 Months) * * * 0 0 0 0 0 **
1941 * * * 111 0 0 0 111 *. * *
1942 * 14,886 * 2,9142 0 0 0 2,9142 * * *
19143 34,250 27,970 6,280 7,199 0 1,6144 975 4,580 5,6148 8914 4,7514
19144 47,356 37,588 9,768 .7,779 72-1 2,911 3,503 641 8,5142 3,233 5,309
1945 (8 Months) 24,866 20,5148 4,318 3,14014 . 511 1,256 1,401 236 3,7145 1,6714 2,071
CUMULATIVETOTAL 106,472a 100,992b. 20,366 a 21,435 1,235 5,811 5,879 8,510 17,935a 5,801 a 12,1,34
a
iSourceof Data - U.S. War Department:(Ordnance Department, Engineer Corps, end Quartermater Corps).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptancee.
a Excluding 1940 thro 1942; complete Engineer Corps and. Quartermaster Corps data are not available.
b Excluding 1940 and. 1941," Engineer Cotpa Aata are not available.'
Not available.

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________________(Unit Each)

E1INIR CORP'S

Crawler TypQo____ Wheeled, Gasoline

PERIOD .____ DeR ____ eversible

Tb1 First
Toa lass Second
Class Third
Clase Fourth
'las Airborne
20 hi Total 23 dbhp.,
30 dbhp 2 bp 23Aic
iblap
$7-110 65-67dbhp 50-64 dbhp 35-49 dbhp

1940 - July
'Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April Data cot available
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 416 99 114 74 129 0I 0 0

February 394 394 99 100 66 129 0 0 0
March 416 41.6 .99 113 75 129 0 0 0
April 48 8 .99 155 129 0 0 0
May 817 817 99 424 129 0 0 0
June 916 916 99 223 131 0 0
0
July k61 461 127 169 80 0 0
August 1,426 1,'426 252 332 485 0
357 0 0 0
September 1,803 1,803 278 361 134' 730 0 50
October 1,475 1,475 173 344 295 653 10 0
0 0
November 1,699 1,699 273 421 268 735 0 0
December 1,673 1,673 248 254 326 0 0
845 0
0
1943 - January 1,370 1,370 206 355 X~44 565 0 0
February 1,235 1,234 205 239 261 529 0 2 0
March 1,823 1,713 215 461 I 8 589 0 110 0
April 1,756 1,711 292 292 378, 42 27 0
May 1,677 369 365 617 37 0
June 1,831 1,734 231 390 447 625 41 0
97
July 2,060 1,927 317 364 593 606 47 133 0
August 1,866 1,769 272 582 404 663 48 61 36
September 1,823 1,784 232 367 673 64 39 0
October 1,976 1, 931, 250 373 438 765- 105 36
November 9
1,818 1,818 253 365 475 624 101 0 0
December 2,167 2,157 264 506 559 703 119 0 10-
1944 -January 2,105 2,037 253 369 343 971 101 68 0
February 1,949 1,881 229 454 363 725 110 68 0
March 2,247 2,115 295 476 575 649 120 21 0
April 2,152 2,098 242 456 827 21 0
May. 2,395 2,273 259 542 546 860 108 21 31
June 2,716 2,552 244 674 679 823 132 30
63
July 2,653 2,485 276 783 548 756 120 30
August 3, COO 2,850 243 1,027 601 871 108 20
20 30
September 2,787 2,667, 265 1,037 555 810 0 30
October 2,841 2,661, 263 1,108 .556 0 0
734 90
November 3,038 3,038 292 1,321 558 792 0
Program
December 3,152 3,152 ~269 1,498 695. 657 0
33 complete
30
1945- January 2,654 2,514 242 1,30], 395 576 Program
February 2,702 2,529 247 1,276 488 518 complete 13
March 2, 90! 2,794 306 1,377 571 540 Program
April 2,410 2,320 251 1,068 544 457 complete
May 2,260 2,260 288 989 385 598
June 2,519 2,459 272 1,240 489 458
July 1,379 1,379 229 775 161 214
Augut 889 889 151 454 120 164

51
940 (6 Menthe) .as*

1942 11,94e4 11,944 1,947 3,010 2,796 4,181 10, 0 0 0 0

1943 21,403 20,771 2,972 4,463 5,060 7,672 604 632 18 559 55
1944 31,033 29,809 3,130 . 9,747 6,433 9,475 1,024 1,226 640 345 241
1945 (8 Months) 1,717 17,144 1,986 8,48o 3,153 3,523 0 573 530 43 0
TOAL.H82,0 99 h
CUMUJLATIVE 79,6 66a , 035 a 25,706
a 17,442 a ,8 5 3 a ,
1 638
a ,
2 43 1
a 1 ,188a 9 4 7 ea 2962
Scarce of Data - UI.S. War Deparheent (EngineersCorps end quartermaster- Corpe).
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a Total of available data.
*+ Not available.

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 PRODCTIO, JLY I 190-AUUST31, 945SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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U.S. PROGRAMS IN CANADA U.S. PROGRAMSIN CANADPA

ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS SMALL ARMS
____________(Unit - Each) - (Unit. - Each)

LIGHTFIELD ARTILLERY RIFLES AND

CARBIN.S

TakGnAntiMahn
PERIOD/Gn
Antitank Recoilless
ile-Antitank
6-Tp aircraft
6pounderGun
Mortar
2-inch.
Gun
03.55 .0
Toal 5-pounu
oal-pounder 6-pounder
Gun Nfle
Gu
(7
(7-mmci GunCaliber
3.7-inch
Clie
Bran Total Bp
CalibCe~er
e
(5-).7-f) 2-pounder Antitank Enfield

19410- July--
August
Septeber
October
November
December

19111- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October 500
November 500
December 750

194+2- January 50 100

February 0 280
March 541 123 315
April 59 613 0 50 50
May 75 1,285 1,1416 100 100
June 29 1,068 1,508 817 817

July 5 5 22 2,079 1,500 1,705 1,705

August 36 36 0 211 1, 042 1,500 5,187 2,187 3,000
September 12 36 6 110 2,033 1,500 967 967 0
October 117 35 82 350 50 2,4180 2,036 7,242~ 2,242 5,000
November 36 36 Program. 100 60 1,6419 1,500 10,809 2,809 8,000
Decembr 38 38 complete 716 67 1,223 9611 3,571 3,1119 152
19413- January 108 48, 60 Program 81 1,0112 1,500 7,020 2,270 1,750
February 83 23 60 complete 30 1,4100 1,500 26,985 8,1185 18,500
March 75 Program 75 28 600 1,650 16,753 6,753 10,000
AI~ril 79 complete 79 611 100 1,650 20,600 7,600 13,000
May 126 126 0 925 1,350 17,703 2,4153 15,250
June 0 Pxogram 53 1,4175 2,502 10,880 2,200 8,680
complete
July 0 20 1,000 1,1198 6,155 610 5,5455
August 0 3 1,650 Program 35,579 329 35,250
September 0 6 1,500 complete 9,000 0 9,000
October 0 Program 1,1100 15,000 0 15,000
November 0 complete 4,261 3,000 0 5,000
December 0 2,5841 18,028 28 18,000
19441- January 0 0 22,3118Program 22,318'
February 0 0* 12,000 complete 12,000
March 0 0 Program Program
April 0 1,000 complete icomplete
May 0 2,000
June 0 2,000
July 0 2,000
August 0 1,800
September 0 1,500
October 0 1,500
November 0 1,500
December 0 1,1135
19115
, January 0 Pro'gram
February 0 complete
March 0
April' 20
May 1118
June 133
July 100
August 24+9
SUPG4ANYr
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19411 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,750 0 .0 0
19112 54 181 0 0 360 1,166 263 13,595 12,6419 30,7118 141,596 16,1,F2
19413 194 71 71 100 1 0 0 0 285 18,237 11,650 186,703 30,728 155,975
1945181 onhs
915(onhl650
0 0
0
0
0
0
650
0
0
0
0
0
0
11,735
.0
0
0
341,348
0
0 311,318
0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL L1,662 252 1400 650 360 1,166 54+8 16,567 26,01+9 251,799 45,3241
206,1175

Sourceof Late - U. S. War Departmcent (Ordnance Department).

PROUCTION, JULY i, 194®=AUOu9T 3I,1944 MPTEM®ER.I, 1945 88=®9! gl

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U.S. PROGRAMSIN CANADA

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

____________________ ~~~~(Unit
'1ioueaen)______________
- ____

LIOST FTID, TASK,AND ANTITANKt A____

___ ____
T-
--------------- I I I i I I i

25-rounder 75--u'e1 6-pounder (57-ami)

t arm MW I1U1u i Mortar
Bomb
PERIOD 2-pounder 3.7-inch 2-inch
Smoke Smoke
Total W A Total HE and
SmokeI SAP British I A I AlCBC I Mark VI/T MerkII
Type

i i i i i i i i i i --4-- - -
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December 27 27
1942 - January 0 0
February 48 48 108 1014
March 38 38 221 71 1.02
April 58 58 271 129 38
May 153 39 45s 69 620 182 438 76
June 379 119 81 179 452 563 89 27
.July 252 30 162 60 191 140 51 15
Augut 236 19 102 36 72 7 265 200 0
September 207 17 3 95 35 57 0 400 135 265 0
October 456 38 6 101 11 250 50 519 181 338 0
November 8644 72 0 80 70 542 100 537 75 462 0
December 215 16 69 25 20 Program 768 162 606 0
complete
1943 - January 182 16 61 78 26 336 186 150 0
February 2449 13 61 314 137 2449 49 200 0
March 5447 ?rogram Program 69 65 413 412 60 352 0
April 266 compete complete 45 15 206 779 429 350 0
May 628 14 16 598 300 300 0 408
June 657 0 80 577 510 5 505 47
July 659 2 270 387 300 0 300 150
August 653 Program 79 5744 227 16 211 60
September 3441 complete 130 211 148 2 146 177
October 541 70 471 179 Program 179 Progream
November 119 100 19 521 complete 521 complete
December 383 158 Program 254 438 4438
complete
19144- January 326 100 226 0 0
February 2344 80 1544 600 600
March 936 48 888 Program Program
April 109 109 Program complete complete
May 59 59 complete
June 914 914
July 49 49
Augut 82 82
September 89 89
October 88 88
November 21 21
December 144 144

1945 - January Program Program

February complete complete
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 0
1942 2,906 231 25 447 365 1,229 0 609 4,352 1,503 2,8449 158
1943 5,225 29 5 252 1,075 3,619 245 0 4,399 1,0447 3,352 842
19144 2,101 0 0 0 833 0 1,268 0 600 0 600 0
1945(8 Monthel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 10,259
CUMULATIVE 260 30 699 2,273 4,848 1,513 636 9,351 2,550 6,801 1,000
Source of D~ta - U. S. War Department (Ordnance Department).

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 PRDCIN

UY14-UUT3,194 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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U.S. PROGRAMSIN CANADA U.S. PROGRAMSIN CANADA

SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION COMBAT AND MOTOR VEHICLES

- Million)
____________-(Unit (Unit- Each)

60,OUT AND CAh~2B

CARBS

Tank
.55 Caliber .303 Caliber Medium, M4
Tote].-cnnBal SamforFull-Track
APBall 6-pounder Toasnvral Scout Car
(57-mm) Bran

1940 - Jl
Augut
September
October
November
December l
1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August4 4
September
October
00
0 0 J
November 10.0 10 0 0
December 8.0 8 51 0 0

1942 - January 2.0 2 51 493 495

February 4.0 4 48 576 576
March 5.0 5 35 566 366
April 12.0 12 695358
May 20.0 20 78 235 255
June 20.0 20 135 518 518
July 12.0 12 185 221 221
August 11.0 11 152. 455 455
September 18.0 18 86 0 0
October 25.1 0.1 25 110 0 0
November
December

19143- January
February
8.3
31.5

26.6
22.1
0.1
0.2

0.2
0.1
0.2
0.1

0.14
0.0
8
31

26
22
125
82

Program
complete
705
258

444
2453140
450
173
175
255
65
269
105
J
March 12.5 0.0 0.3 12 508 289 219
April
May
June

July
27.3
58.7
13.1

15.7
0.5
0.7
1.1

0.7
0.0
0.0
0.0

0.0
27
58
12
15
5534
711
506
581.
Program complete
28
130
J
August 40.1 0.1 0.0 40
September 37.0 0.0 0.0 37
October 28.14 0.14 0.0 28

J
November 21.2 0.2 0.0 21
December 0.0 Program 0.0 0
complete
191414
- January 10.0 0.0 10
February 5.0 0.0 5
March 0.0 0.0 Program
April 0.0 0.0 complete
May 0.0 0.0
June 1.3 1.3

July 0.2 0.2

August 0.1 0.1
September
October
November
December
0.0
0.1
Program
complete
0.1
0.0
Program
complete
A
1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMWPY
1940 (6 Months) 0,0 '0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 18.0 0.0 0.0 18 31 1 4 40
19142 166.7 0.14 0.5 166 1,113 4,3143 4,025 520
19143 300.5 5.8 0.7 296 0 2,4140 1,691 749
191414 16.7 0.0 1.7 15 0 0 0 0
1945 (8 Months) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0
CU:-0JLATIVE
TOTAL 501.9 - 4.2 2.7 J 495. 1,11414 6,787 5,718 1,069

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Ordnance

Department).
J
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PRODUCTION, JULY ,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945SETM R

SEPTEMBER I,,94
1945
 ' OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE.
FOREIGN. PURCHASES
ARTILLERY, MORTARS, FOREIGN PURCHASES
AND NAVAL GUNS SMALL ARMS

__________(unit - Each) ____ (Unit - Each)

MACINE GUNS

Afeat AircraftMtl Ground

Antitank Tank Gem Gun a ciatAni- .30 Caliber
PEIDGun 57-mn 37-am Gun .30 Cal. aircraft
37-ma !M2 0M4and 37-mm Total .50 Cal. M42 .50 Cal. 9l7A4, Flexible
M4El (Noe) Total M2 Fixed Total 1 1
flasia and Flexible (New~) Nee) Modern-
Flexible W/C ) Nov ized

1940 - July
August
September
October 2,608s .2,339a 1, 251a 1, 088a 76 a 82 a
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April 24 S9,041 3,900 [0 160
May
June
51
July Program 1,595 404 991
August CoVoU1t 1,271 7175
September 1,871 686 1985
968 10 338
October 1,953
November 991 686 305
December u 1,652 732 920
1942 - January 683 480 480 Program Program. Program 78
February 322 0 0 0 complete complete complete
10 200 0 0 01
March 0
April 0 0
1 .0 0 0 0
May 0
June 24 0 718 0 0
0
July 13 0 0 0
0
August 0
0
0 a 0 Program
September 34 0 2 2 2 complete
October 124 0 Program Program 0 0
0 0
November 0 complete complete 0 0
0
December 97 104 104 104
0
1945 - January 13 0 0 0.
0
February 52
0
0 0 0
March 93 0 0 0
0
April a Program
0
0 0 0
May 0 oplete 0
6 6 6
June 0 Program rogram Program
10 complete cmplete complete
July 0
August 3 28
September Program S4
October complete
November 8
December Program
omlete
1944 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUOR A Y
1940 (6 Montha) 0 0 0 0 2,6081 2,339a 1,2551 '1,088a 76a 193a l1la 82a 0
1941 520 0 24 11 18646 18174 7,872 110,302 51 421 411 10 498
1942 120 292 0 30 1,707'. 482 482I 0 0 1,225 1,225 0 199
1945 21 158 0 100 6 0 p 0 0 6 .6 0 0
194(4cts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CULI.TIYE TOT~AL 661 450 2 141. 22,967 20,995 9,0 11,390 127 1,845 1,753 92 . 67
Soime of Data - British Ministry of Supply Mission, Netherlands Purchasing omision, Canadian Department of Munitions and Supply (United State
Putrchases Brench), and the Argentina Government.
a Including production prior to July 1940.

SEPTEMBER L 1945
PRODUCTION, JULYI, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945
PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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FOREGN URCHSESFOREIGN PURCHASES

FOREIGNPRCHS FIRE CONTROL AND MISCEL-
SMALL ARMSNEOUS ORDNANCE MATERIEL

___________________________ Unit- Each) ________ (Each) (Unit - Million)

S~iIASIE UN RFLE, 30CAIBR TCFire )ISCELLAEE01.

Control ORNACEMATERIEL~
,.01 Anircrft Metallic
Drco
PERIOD
Toa TotalotamenMpri,-M1918A2
'~
$,1R5:Caliber pield Pistol Bevolver
BrOvning .45Calibe{.38 Cal.
ftlJonsn
for l4.5-..3
adietor 0et.Lnk
Rising M1928A1 field M19 3.7-inch Caliber Caliber
Thmpson Gun M2 l

19210- July
August
September
October
November
December
F9,100 39

19211- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
300a
7105 ,23,41998 23,299a >197,564ae

September
October 50
November
December 15
19212- January .4+,
ooo 4,000 150 Program 1,2150 17 2 16
February 180 Program 180 5,125 4,975 0 complete 6,215o 9 0 6
March * 0 completeProgram 0
8,2100 6 1 Program
April complete 1,100 Program 1 complete
May 2,179 2,078 26 950 complete 1
June 2,179 2,1021 Program 650 2
complete
July 1,666 1,666 250 2
August 2,813 2,813 3,551 500 Program
September 3,751
1,696 1,696 200 0 complete
October 1,636 1,636 1,206 1,005 201 42
November 1, 636 1,636 1,2105 9921 2111 Program
December 2,025 2,025 1,4101 1,000 201 complete

19213- January 1,3219 1,34+9 1,520 1,500 20

February Program Program 0 0 Program
March complete complete 0 complete
April 0
0
May 0 0
June 0
0
0
July 0
August 500 500
September 1,000 1,000
October 0 0
November 500 500
December 1,500 1,500

19212- January 500 500

February 510 510
March 1,000 1,000
April 500 500
May 500 500
June 350 350

July 0 0
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 01 0
November 0 0
December 25 25
19215-January Progream Program
February completecomplete
March
April
May
June
July
August

19401 116,Mo6nths)a 39,10 23199 0 23219 2,105 398 2 1

191 1,42 30a 71,062 0a2I,49I0 23499 219 II197,'421 168 II 116 83
1922I 17,831 2,000 X18 13,651ir12,992 13,603 176 1,213 0r 19,792 32 9 22
19213 1,4 0 1,319 53,020 5,000 0 DO 0 0 O0l -0 0
1944(Mots 0 0 0 0,853 08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1945281 onh1 0 0 0 3,35 0,35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIV TOT 129,622 2,300 10,342 15,000 26,896 21,988 23,675 1,233 4,1541 217,398 598 127 106
Sourceof'Data - British Ministry of Supy Mission, Netherlands Purchasing Commission,Cenadian Department of Munitionsend Supply (UnitedStates
PurchasesBranch),and the Argentine Government.
aIncluding production priorto July 19210.

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AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

___________________ (~~~~~~Unit
- Thousandt)_____________________

1
LIGNT FIELD, TANK,AN ATITNKAIRRAT ShellCAF

75 ~ 20-r
ispano-SuizaMota
8
PERIOD 37-m Totl Bofors 37-Mn l11
Total NE, M48 AP, M61 Apc, e MM74 otalTotal HE, SE E, M541 HE, IA3Al
Normal and',Total 1M42 Mark II
Charge AP, 172-7 ~k
19110 - July
August
September
October
November
December

19411- January
February
March 277 190 6,309
April
May
June

July lo2 100 470 10 46o

August 150 1412 580, 0 580
September 207 137 670 0 670
October 205 135 0 0 Program
November 415 211 111 0 0 complete
December 5341 351 20 0 0 22

19412-January 278 199 19 0 0 Program 8 Program

February 231 97 17 0 0 complete 211 complete
March 119 95 Program 0 0 20
April 231 205 complete 0 0 6
May 3 3 0 0 0
June 27 3 0 0 0

July 0 Program 0 0 0
August 0 complete 0 0 0 0
September 0 0 0 0 2 0
October 10 10 0 0 0 0
November 22 22 0 0 0 0
December 119 419 28 28 0 0

19113- January 10 10 Program Program 0 0

February 85 complete complete 0 0
85 85 0 0
March
April 120 120 0 0
May 70 70 0 6
June 55 55 0 0

July 35 35 11 0 11
August 10 10 6 0 6
September 10 10 10 .0 10
October 20 20 30 0 30
November 211 211 511 0 541
December' Program Program 0 0 Program
complete complete complete
19I44- January 0 0
February 0 0
March 0 0
April 0 0
May 0 0
June 0 0

0 0
July
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 5 5
November Program Program
December complete complete

19145- January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

STJMMANY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 O0 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 0
19411 1,890 1,296 311 56a 8,029 10 8,019 211 2 0 22 65
19412 970 602 66 3021 28 28 0 60 0 2 58 0
19413 5241 0 0 52411 0 0 0o 1no o 0 110 0
1944(Mots 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0 0 0
1945 8 onhs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 .0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 3,3841 1,898 100 1,386 8,063 38 8,025 199 2 7 190 65
Source of Data - British1Ministry of Supply Mission and Netherlandsa Purchasing Comision.

JULY I,1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 3I~ 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 85-551
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31,. 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 so-oat
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SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION

_________________
______ ~~(Unit -Minhion)____ _______ _____________

.50 CALERER .30CALIBER

Total
small *45 Cal. .8Cl9a 33Cl
PERIOD ArmsAPBlall Ball Ball Taer
Aai=ui- Total Ball Hl an Tracer . M91 Total Bal P and
tion M2 2 Ml M 2 M

1940 - July
August
September
October 78
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 5, 1314 91 75
May
June

July
August
September
214 15 2 236 189 139 16
October
November
December
1942 - January 88 14 6 6 2 16 Program 10 31 17 9 7 1
February 73 16 7 8 1 12 complete 14 0 31 22 7 2
March 47 20 7 11 2 Program 12 0 15 10 0
April 51 19 2 15 2 complete 16 0 16 5 11 0
May 27 4 Program 3 1 11 1 11 2 1
18 5
June 24 1 complete Program Program 5 Program Program
complete complete complete complete
July 10 Program Program 10 Program Program
August Program complete complete. Program complete complete
September complete complete
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
J
19144- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
~1
October
November
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUMMGARY
1941
194140906n52)2218
16 906hs522283 192
192
50
50
115
1275
7
17
82
8
708
78
284
280
214
14
21
24
14
2
19143 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1945(8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0- 0 0 0 .0 0

CI.ALTIVZ TOT 1,450 129 51 65 13 270 11 181 480 379 266 67 46

Source of Data - British Ministry of Sipply Mission, Netherlands Purchasing Commision,end Amtorg Trading Corporation (U.S.S.R.).

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OTHER AMMUNITION AND AIRCRAFT BOMBS

____________(Unit -Thuad (Unit - Each)

OTHUB
AI4UIRITION GMNAL PURPOSE BMWdB
AND DEMOLITION

PEIDAntitank Mines grnaotas 500-lb. 250-lb. 100-lb.

HE 1 Fragmentation (Short Ton) M4Aa dAI-MI4 -M57 and M30
Mark II

1940 - July
August
September
October 6,363 50,012 2,225
November
December

1941 - January
February 300
March 5614
April 0 102,018 1,2148
May 43
June Program
complete
July 2,875 23,000 0
August. 625 5,000 0
September 0 Program 0
October 18 0 complete 0
November 0 0
December 0 0
1942 - January 2 0 0 0
February 0 3 0 0
March 5 Program 0 0
April 20 complete 0 0
May 20 0 0
June 15 35 700
July 10 289 5,790
August 5 26 510
September Program Program Program
October complete complete complete
November
December
1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

19144- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 250 6,363 0 50,012 2,225
1941. 18 1 315 16,5141 907 130,01.8 1,2148
19142 77 3 350 0 0 7,000
1130 0 0 0 0 0
1914140003
1945(8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 95 568 23,2514 907 180,030 10,1473

Source of Data - British Ministry of Supply Mission and Netherlands Purchasing Comission.

JULY I,1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
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FOREIGN PURCHASES FOREIGN PURCIHASES

COMBAT VEHICLES AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES (OTHER THAN ARMORED)

____________ (uit - Each) (Unit- Each)

ALL MILITARY TRUCKS

Light Tank
Marmon- Scout Car
PEIDHrrinton 3A Total Heavy-heavy Light-heavy (1g n Light
Gun- (Over 2i-ton) (22--ton) Under21-ton) (Under ii-ton)

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 4,886
24,3614 478 7,0514 11,9146
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November.
December

1942 -January 89 Program 856 35 24 7914 3

February 73 complete 1,0814 88 22 84 890
March 7 .1,237 61 Program 54 1,122
April 45 300 59 complete 241 0
May 40 1,1427 233 1914 *1,000
June 22 431 428 3 0

July 48 1,383 382 1 1,000

August 28 232 232 0 0
September 8 1,313 313 0 1,000
October 3 375 6 Program
November 0 138 138 Program complete
December 0 426 426 complete

1943 - January 1 1814 1814

February 0 u18 118
March 110 0 0
April 14 52 52
May Program 248 248
June cmlete 94 94
July 105 105
August 100 100
September 30 30
October 29 29
November 0 0
December 0 0

191414
- January 41 41
February 72 72
March 76 76
April 158 158
May 19 19
June 52 52

July 0 0
August 35 35
September 32
-October 41
'November 5s4 54
December 0 0
1945 - January 48 48
February 49 49
March 48 48
April Program Program
May complete complete
June
July
August

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months)
1941
194236
6 30
15
0
I 24,3614
9,209
478
2,770
7,0514
46
31,9146
1,377
4,886
5,015
1943 125 0 960 960 0 0 0
19144 0 0 580 580 0 0 0
1945(8 Months) 0 0 145 145 0 0 0

TOTAL
MULTATIVE 553 45 35,257 4,933 7,100 13,323 9,901
Source of Data - British Ministry of Supply Mission, Netherlands Purchasing Commission, Canadian Deprtment of Munitions and. Supply (U. S.
Purchases Branch), Uiversal Trading Corporation (China), and Amtorg Trading Corporation (U.S.S.R.).

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AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES (OTHER THAN ARMORED)

___________________ ~~~~(Unit_-_Each)___ ________________

'!RUCKS(OVER 22"-TON)
RKQVY-mSVY LIGHT-HJAY TRUCKS(22 TON)

Tank Transporters 4-ton, 6x6 2k-ton

PERIOD10-ton - to 5-ton
PNED6x14 4x4
Total General Tractor Total
40-tom 20-ton Service O Wrecker other 6x6 6x 4 12

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
arch
April 478 420 58 7,0514 4,880 J 1,850 324,..
may.
Juie

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 35 Program 35 - 214 Program Program 214
February 88 complete 88 22 complete complete 22
March 61 56 1 .4 Program Program
April 59. 59 0 0 corplate complete
May 233 106 27 100
June 428 40 168 16o 6o
July 382 114 10 79 117 62
August 232 320 Program 112 0 0
September 313 186 complete 0 98 29
October 375 . 217 100 Program 58
November 1,38 Program 138 complete 0
December 426 complete 279 147
1943 - January 1814 1814 I0
February 118 118 0
March o Program 0
April 52 complete 52
May 24,8 248 1
June 94 94

July 105 105

Augut 100 100
September 30: 30
October 29" 29
November 0 0
December. 0 0

191414- January 41 41
February 72 72
March 76 76
April 158 158
May 19 19
June 52 52
July 0 0
Augut 35 35
September 32. 32
October41 41
November 54 50
December 0o

1945 -January 48 .- 48
February'49 49
March 48 .48
April Program Program
MaY complete complete
June
July
Augut
SUN4ABY.
190 6 onhs
" 0 00 0
1910( &ts 478 0 0 420 58 0 7,0514 4,880 1,850 3214
1942 2,.770 677 10 0" 1,220 403 460 46 0 0 46
19143 960 0 0 0 302 0 658 0 0 0 0
1944. 580 0 0 0 0 0 576 0 0 0' 0
1945(8 Months! 145 0 0 0 0 0 145 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 4,933 677 10 420 1,580 403 1,83.9 7,100 4,880 .1,850 370
Source of Data -'BritishMinistry of Supply Mission, Netherlands Purchasing Commission, Canadian Department of Munitiomsandm Supply (U. S. Purchases
Branch), Universal TradIing Corporation (China),and Amtorg Trading Corporation (U.S.S.R.).

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SEPTEMBER
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AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES (OTHER THAN ARM4ORED)

(Unit Each)

MEDIUM TRUCES (1j-soft UNDER*-TON)

AMD LIGHT EUCED(UNER 1.-TON)

li-ton -ton

PERIOD or 314-ton
,ta.otl
.- i-tom
Tota 411
4x Ttal x 42 Abalnoe 4xi4

1940 - July
August
September.
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 11,9146 1,4148 10,1498 4,886 50 3,102 1,7314
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 7914 1 793 3 program 0 3 0

February 814 14 70 890 complete 0 Program 890
March 514 514 1,122 12 complete 1,110
241 0 0 Program
April 241 0
May 1914 191 3, 1,000 complete 1,000
June 3. 3 0 0 0

July 1 Program 1 1,000 1,000

August 0 complete 0 0. 0
September 0 0 1,000 1,000
S October 6 6 Program Program
November program Program complete ocomplete
December complete complete
1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

19144
- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 11,9146 1,1448 10,1498 4,886 50 3,16~2 0 1,7314
1913
1942r 1,377 .5014 873 5,015 0 22 3 5,000
1943 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19144 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0
1945 (8Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 13,323 1,952 11,371 9,901 50 3,1114,1 6,7314
Sourceof Data - British Ministry of Supply Mission, Netherland~s
Purchasing Coraiasion, Canadian Departament
of Munitions and Supply (U. S.
PurchasesBranch),Universal ETadingCorporation (China),and Amtorg Trading Corporation (U.S.S.R.).

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_______________________(Unit - Each) _______

IRAII:S SF2ITAI1ERS

PERIOD 20-tonSols

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
Ape'il 3,334
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 0 0 495

February 0 0 605
March 0 0 1,193
April 0 0 2,251
May 0 0 870
June 92 92 0 0 16
July 202 202
August
3 3 800
198 198 33 10 23 500
September 12 12 28 Program 28 0
October 57 57 26 complete 26 0
November 28 28 Program Program 550
December 48 48 complete complete 850
1943 - January 40 40
February 600
0 Program
March 0
0 complete
April 0
836 836
May 0
166 166
June 0
602 602 0
July 728 728
August 240
572 572 440
September 96 96
October Program 790
Program 700
November complete complete
December 750
750
1944 - January
February 1,000
March 750
April 480
May Program
June Complete

July
August
September
October
November
December
1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0
i
1941 0 0 0 0 4 3,334
1942 637 637 0 90 10 8o 8,130
1943 3,040 40 3,000 j 0 0 0 4,270
1944( ts 0 0
194548Mota 0 0
0 0 0 0 230
0 0 0 0 230
CUMULATIVETOTAL 3,67 677 3,000 94 10 84 17,964
Source of Data - British Ministry of Supply Mission, Netherlands Purchasing( Cosriission, Canadian Departmnt
Purchases Board), Universal Trading Corporatiocn (China), and. Atorg Trading1 of Munitions and Supply (U. S.
Corporation (U:.S.R.).

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EXPLANATORY NOTES
ORDNANCE AND AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES

Source of Data

Source of data is shown at the foot of each page. All War Department. data were
transmitted through the Production Division, Headquarters, Army Service Forces. Navy data
were transmitted through the Office of Procurement and Material. All data included in the
section (except that on trucks other than Army-procured) were secured from one or more of
the following sources:

United States War Department, Chemical Warfare Service _

United States War Department, Corps of Engineers
United States War Department, Ordnance Department
United States War Department, Quartermaster Corps
United States War Department, Signal Corps
United States War Department, Transportation Corps
United States Navy Department, Bureau of Ordnance

Data on Navy, ARCO, and Commercial trucks were obtained from War Production Board (Auto-
motive Division) reports showing monthly production by manufacturers.

"Procurement Agency"shown below the data columns on some pages, notably Auto-
motive Vehicles, indicates the source of data for each item when both Army- and Navy-
procured items are shown on the same page.

Army-procured Items

Description of Data

For the items included, data represent total production undertaken within the
United States for the United States War Department.

Acceptances

Plant or proof acceptances as indicated in the Stage of Completion note at the

foot of each page.

Accepted but not Available for Distribution

This information is shown for selected items only. Data include qutntities under
test, being proof-fired, accepted in manufacturers' plants but not entered on accounts,or
otherwise not made available for distribution by reporting services.

Reliability of Data

After VJ-Day the Army Service Forces reviewed and revised its records of the
procurement and acceptances of "end" items. This project was still incomplete at the time
these data were obtained by the War Production Board. For many items the Army's records
that were available at the time the present issue of OMPUS was prepared did not show pro-
curement by months during the early war and the "defense" periods. As a consequence, in
j
some areas the trustworthy records give less detail than was customarily shown for current
data in the regular issues of OMPUS. Where it was necessar' to choose between detail and
reliable information, reliability was chosen. Any reader who needs more detailed records
is referred to the War Department for such additional information as may be developed there
in the future.

Ammunition

Short ton totals for Army ammunition are based on the weight of loaded and fuzed
projectiles without cartridge cases or propelling charges.

Automotive Vehicles (Other than Armored)

In all cases in which the truck description includes a figure on tonnage, the
tonnage refers to payload capacity and on over-all wheel drive, e.g., 6 x 4: the 6 indi-
cates the number of wheels on the vehicle, regardless of double wheel, triple wheel, etc.,
and the 4 shows the number of wheel drives.

The following classification is used for Military Trucks (Army, Navy, and ARCO):
Heavy-Heavy - Over 22-ton rated capacity
Light-Heavy - 2-ton rated capacity
Medium - ly-ton and under 22-ton rated capacity
Light - Under l-ton rated capacity

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The following classification is used for Commercial Trucks (On-Highway and

Off-Highway):
Heavy-Heavy - Over 24,000 pounds GV
Light-Heavy - 16,000 to 24,000 pounds GVW
Medium - 9,000 to 15,999 pounds GVW
Light - Under 9,000 pounds GVW

Trailers and Semitrailers

Trailers may be towed by any vehicle, without special towing equipment. Semi-
trailers must be towed by a prime mover or other towing vehicle which has special towing
equipment.

Tractors

Draw-bar horsepower is a measurement, in terms of horsepower, of the maximum

force exerted by a tractor, while towing an object under standard test conditions.

Coverage and Special Notes

A small number of Engineer Corps trucks produced prior to 1944 are excluded from
the production shown for the Army Service Forces, as inrormation on these was not available.
Likewise, early Army data for some Ordnance Department items are also incomplete, since tlae
Quartermaster Corps procured for the .entire Army prior to 1942, and these data are inade-
quate.

Any discrepancies between data shown in OMPUS and data prepared by the Automotive
Division of the WPB and shown in other publications are due mainly to the following differ- *
ences in method of reporting:

1. Classification: The OMPUS data includes only trucks in this section, while
the Automotive Division of WPB also included certain types of combat vehicles
which required components similar- to those used in trucks.

2. Stage of Completion: The Automotive Division of WPB reported certain special

types of trucks as produced when the chassis were delivered, while the Army
reports on which OMPUS data are based, reported them as produced only when
installations such as cranes were completed. A similar procedure caused dis-
parities in production reports on some passenger busses. In addition, prior
to 1944, the Automotive Division data were compiled directly from manufac-
turers' own production reports (which are suspected of some double-counting
in that some trucks reported as "produced" may later have been rejected by
Army inspectors), whereas OMPUS data always were obtained directly from
Army publications showing acceptances.

Navy-procured Items

Description of Data

For the items included, data represent total production undertaken within the
United States for the United States Navy Department.

Acceptances

Plant or proof acceptances, or deliveries to shbi's side, as indicated in the

Stage of Completion note at the foot of each page.

Ammunition

Short ton totals for Navy ammunition are based on the weight of complete projec-
tiles, loaded and fused.

United States Programs in Canada

The data on pages 256-258 cover United States War Department procurement in
Canada of Ordnance and Automotive Vehicle; items. These production programs are not included
among the items shown in the pages preceding 256. Many of the programs cover types of items
primarily for use of British or Chinese forces, later disposed of to them under Lend-Lease.
All such production, except for one item, the 57-mm recoilless rifle, came to an end by the
close of 1944.

breign Purchases

Pages 259--265 include data on purchases by foreign governments and prchasing

missions of Ordnance and-Automotive Vehicle items. These production programs are not in-
cluded among the items shown in the pages preceding 256. Many of the programs originated
in 1940 and 1941 when the United States' policy with respect to munitions for other
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countries was "cash on the barrelhead"; they were- important in that production for foreign
orders made it possible for many manufacturers to get under way on munitions production
when United States orders were still in very small volume.

The data on foreign purchases were gathered from each separate supply,mission by
WPB personnel.

GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS
ORDNANCE AND AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES

AA Antiaircraft BT High Explosive Tracer

AAC Antiaircraft Common How. Howitzer
AC Aircraft hp. Horsepower
A/C Air Cooled HS Mustard Gas
AMTB Anti-motor Torpedo Boat Mag. Magnesium
AN Army and Navy MG Machine Gun
AP Armor Piercing Mark
APC Armor Piercing Capped mm Millimeter
API Armor Piercing Incendiary Mod. Modification
AT Antitank QF Quick Firing
BC Battery Commander PD Point Detonating
BE Base Emission PETN Pen tLerythritol Tetranitrate
Cal. Caliber Pdr. Pounder
CKD Completely Knocked Down RIDX Hexamine Nitrate
CN Cloracetophanone Railway
COF Cab Over Engine SAP Semi-armor Piercing
Cyl. Cylinder SC Seacoast
dbhp Draw-bar horsepower SP Self-propelled
Adamsite T & AT Tank and Antitank
FM Titanium Tetrachloride TNT Trinitrololuene
FS Chlorosultonic Acid TT Turret Type
GP General Purpose W Wheel
OSLO General Service Load Carrier with
GVW Gross Vehicle Weight W/C
Water Cooled
RB Heavy Barrel w/o without
BC Hexachlorethane WP White Phosphorus
High Explosive w/w with winch
BEI
High Explosive Incendiary

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PROUCTION JULY 1,194-AUGUST 31,945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945
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AlIRBORNE-ARMAY

_________________(Unit - Each)

CMMAD RADIOS (SHORT

RAMN)

Compoents of Transuitter-Receiver, SCR-2711

PEIDD~nmotore Radio Cnrol Boles Radio Receivers

Antenna. Moultor
Relay Unit Unit
3- 14 2)-32 £ 324-33 RC-150 30-151 30-1153 30-11511 3-1155 30-456

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 2,722 8,166 2,722 1,872 2,722 2,722 2,722 2,722 2,722 I
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 100 150 50 50 390 1,381 1,759 1,860 0

February 0 0 0 290 0 1,477 1,559 1:292 0
March 5,468 3,284 1,996 5,078 4,828 1,380 790 1,000 4,118
April 470 10,700 3,600 1,510 1,400 3,311 4,090 3,690 3,86o
May 2,373. 11,280 2,742 700 2,511 3,469 2,800 2,900 3,050
June 8,254 8,700 4,205. 3,4i13 5,762 3,330 4,179 3,811 4,603
July 1,734 12,077 3,304 2,313 6,100 4,263 4,313 4,643 4,800
August 1,879 15,375 6,761 4,436 5,700 5,770 4,649 3,739 5,368
September 1,150 22,706 4,836 4,051 6,296 3,720 3,850 5,138 6,292
October 5,200 14,857 4,810 9,690 9,700 7,564 9,091 7,561 7,719
November 6,794 18,371 4,571, 9,850 9,512 10,130 8,680 6,830 8,140
December 10,436 23,350 8,050 32,384 8,772 8,920 9,220 .8,670: 9,440

1943 - January 10,065 29,944 9,390 8,506 6,996 9,210 8,860 8,870 8,210
February 5 ,822 3",340 9,478 6,899 7,663 t,414 6.742 5,544 7,722
March 0,600 28,977 8,610 4,187 3,710 8,887 9,669 4,355 10,135
April 8,324 28,768 10,493 4,108 1,847 9,432 8,882 7,371 9,083
May 7,187 47,582 13,988 5,084 4,441 6,867 7,377 6,056 6,782
June 8,036 43,539 32,549 4,100 8,785 6,907 6,882 6,320 5,960

July 12,285 33,465 10,612 5,820 9,412 7,470 5,200 4,515 4,510
August 10,348 26,025 6,790 5,652 -°,'30 5,792 4,587 5,432 5,170
September 8,271 25,124 8,106 4,500 4,854 4,879 4,500 5,874 4,601
October 8,470 19,788 7,674 3,6o6 3,897 3,603 3,966 4,857 4,600
November 6,933 20,940 8,588 3,688 3,968 3,760 4,190 5,060 4,860
December 5,283 23,367 7,352 3,933 4,477 3,287 4,1445 4,920 4,644

1944 . January 6,110 19,980 9,104 3,539 4,920 4,620 4,190 3,600 2,350
February 4,795 14,356 9,916 3,423 2,238 4,140 3,130 2,580 2,060
March 3,665 10,500 4,715 3,718 2,217 3,200 2,500 2,510 1,800
April 3,385 8,200 3,607 2,000 2,200 3,000 2,500 1,700 1,500
May 60 8,200 3,703 2,000 2,200 2,700 2,200 2,000 1,60
June 15 4,200 3,635 2,000 2,077 2,800 2,000 1,400 801.
July 0 7,400 3,706 2,000 2,000 600 928 150 1,300
August 0 9,200 2,100 2,000 2,050 2,200 750 250 1,100
September 0 11,400 1,680 2,000 2,000 1,400 1,850 1,800 930
October 0 11,600 1,062 1,500 2,000 260 2,500 2,550 700
November 0 6,770 Program 1,200 2,000 0 2,270 3,500 500
December 303 8,100 complete 632 'Program 0 1,867 2,913 440
~cmplete 540 1,100 584 1,500
1945 - January. Progrem 4,900 Program
February complete 4,260 complete 1,700 1,000 iYograr 1,501
March 2,613 1,200 3,010 complete 1,500
April 3,940 500 3,300 1,200
May 3,871 Program 2,500 1,000
June Program complete 2,500 595
July complete Program 20
Augut complete*

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 2,22 8,166 2,722 1,872 2,722 2,722 2,722 2,722 2,722
1941 4o8 1,88 4,9 5365 6,7 5275 5,8 5,10 5,0
19424408 1,88 4,2 5375 6,7 5275 578 5110 5,9
1943.,. 99,624 357,859 113,630 60,083 65,730 76,508 75,300 69,174 76,277.
1944 18,333 119,906 43,228 26,032 25,902 24,920 26,685 24,950 15,080
1945 (7 Months) 0 19,581 0 0 0 3,940 13,410 584 7,316

TOTAL
CUMUJLAT'IVE 164,737 649,360 204,509 141,732 155,325 160,805 172,897 148,570 158,785

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Sigal Corps) and. ArmyAir Forces (Air Technical Service Commnd).
a Alec used asaa component of sets AN/ONW2, AN/O2W-3, and. A/AlC-2.
* Not available.

31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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____________________ ~~(Unit - Each) _______________

COMMAND
RAWDIO(SHORT
RAGE) - Continued (LANGRANGE)
COM1MANDfRADIOS LIAISONRADIOS

r~~~mion~~Comonents of Trenemi er'rnaier Tremtter-Rolee -'nmiti

SC-13
-erCR52
Hg A/AC n
end
N/RC9 SC-17
and. Component
BO-457 BC-458 BC-459 BC-696 SCR-283 Frequency AN/ARC-9(4 sCE-287 a ofR28

1940 -July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 2,638 2,198 1,190 10,786 2,1405
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 1,105 1,041 1,276 639 120

February 585 929 1,0o64 854 128
March 1,400 492 1,180 963 996
April 2,157 11,4355 2,550 2,568 501 1,175
May 550 3,090 2,140 120 1,877 510 1,140
June 2,600 2,510 3,520 151 2,048 6214 1,257
27,808
July 2,490 2,1460 5,215 390 1, 840 1,436 986
August 51135 3,7148 4,500 640 2,479 1,278 1,521
September 3,202 1,837 2,8654 1,644 2,870 1,877 2,080
October 5,497 2,500 4,200 2,050 3,716 2,286 2,255
November 8,140 5,580 5,710 2,660 2,795 4,678 8,637
December 6,470 5,600 7,550 1,110 1,665 5,717 5,197
1943 -January 7,282 3,879 9,004 1,615 1, 295 4,068 4,167
February 9,531 5,973 5,765 1,010 976 .3,065 4,588
March 12,833 1,955 5,781 5,841. 1,168 5,962 4,634
April 10,019 6,554 210 4,450 1,326 4,862
May 5,449
9,262 7,458 403 5,940 1,459 2,540 4,949
June 6,583 8,254 400 1,112 5,552
2,952 4,820
July 6,490 6,927 2,1460 2,907 1,250 6,090
August 4,755
5,4600 6,350 1,550 1,940 1,435 6,992 4,785
September 5,500 5,600 305 1,560 1,561 8,022 4,7148
October 5,855 5,582 0 970 1,451 9,1481 5,016
November 4,175 3,887 15' 910 1,414 10,865 4,976
December 2,707 4,605 Pro~'ea 60 544 11,994 5,105.
complete
1944 - January 1,090 6,000 '930 416 11,504 0 Progrea 3,316
February 1,090 6,000 940 264 10,386 0 complete 5,015
March 3,020 5,000 52 Program 10,120 1 2,860
April 3,000 4,800 0 complete 9,412 .0 2,450
May 3,000 5,500 0 9,315 99 2,400
June 5,000 5,505 0 8,285 135 2,419
July 1,100 2,100 0 8,245 187 800
August. 1,900 3,550 0 6,938 157 0
September 2,680 2,070 0 5,067 300 0
October 2,556 1,900 720 5,016 732 0
November 1,900 1,911 500 5,650 10 891 600
December 1,550 1,080 190 5,547 45 1,052 1,672
1945 - January 1,074 570 290 2,728 1,008 25 1,649
February Program 0 160 2,700 2,215 0 1,800
March complete 150 160 1,687 137 2,200
4,075
April Program Progam_ 1,13 4,580 100 2,252
May complete complete 1,496 4, 635 15 1,755
June 2,245 38
July 4,505 437
1,675 5,000 Program 0
August complete
SUMMARY 2
194016Mots
19255,289
} 2,658 2,198
27,022
1,190
39,557 8,7145
0 J110,7860
25,890 18,707
0940
0 0
0 0
06
0
2,ths05
,4050
17,490 27,808
1943 83,697 64,804 23,895 28,155 14,589 77,295 0 19 57,7146 48,456
1945 (7 Monthe3 1,074 720 0 610 0 15,652 24,016 515 0 9,891

CUMUJLATIVE
TOTAL 148,564 140,158 64,620 40,620 49,945 204,955 24,069 3,854 77,641 105,667

.a This set was reported as an end-item only through Deceaber 1945, The data on components completed. after that time cannot be considered as
pert of this series.
* Not available.

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AlIRBORNE-ARMY

(Unit - Each)
OTHERCOMMUNICATION EQUPMNT

Comercial Transmitters Commercial Receivers

Trax'amitter
"PERIOD RC-375 Tansmitter Transeitien Control
Component Anen Receiver RCADreto Assembly
of Equipment SCR-585 AVT-5/ Bendix Bendix Bendix RCA Finder ANR-1
SC-27 A/ART-iS AV-112 TA-12 TA-32C TA-6B AVR-20 Bendix
RA-lOUIS

i 1940-July1
* August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 1,1420 9 9
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 0 6
February 0 100
March 196 100 100
April 200 150 100
May 150 200 150 100
June 0 200 150 100
16,031 7
July 540 200 160 10 100
August 610 200 156 10 100 12
September 3 100 0 20 0 0 50
October. 1,580 0 0 40 0 0 54
November 3,058 0 0 0 0 590 241
December 53)4 919 .0 0 0 991 0
1943 - January '5 0 113 1 0 . 0 0
February 160 23 0 0 0 0
Program

t
March complete 'f76 158 0 0 281 2
April 473 121 0 0 503 21
May 138. 226 46 0 785 138
June 85 323 16 1 823 .247
46,022
Program
July 0 382 complete 1,243 12
August
September
October
250 0
152
140
306
9
15
Program
1,560
1,000
31
0
1,363 456 complete 1,000 0
November 4,853 1,830 136 1,000 1,500
December 4,9814 1,950 1514 6614 0
19144 - January 3,2814 2,004 151 762 0
February 2,927 S 805 690 135 Program 0
March 2,993 Program 0 complete 25
April 1,528 complete 0 250
May 822 S1,683 92 230
June 561 Program 17
complete grogram
July 350 complete
August 352 S3,200
September 350
October Program 1,000
November complete 1,185
December 1,378
1945 - January 928
February 1, 668
March 2,1457
April 2,672
May 2,7)49
June 1,900
July 2,270
August

SURI4ABY
90(6Mnh)0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19414011Mn2h 0 0 9 0 0 0 90 - .0
1942 16,031 0 6,475 2,215 866 60 27 2,287 357 0
1943 55,859 250 55 6,927 2,538 87 1 8,859 1,951 0
19)44 13,167 9,251 0 2,69)4 378 0 0 762 522 0
1945 (7Months) 0 1)4,644 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,798

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 8,47 24,145 6,530 11,8145 . 3,782 147 28 11f917 2,830 1,798

UcSE - .- Gld,,. OneengneLight ,end of -egine .e ,

* Not avalable.

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______________________ ~~~~~(Unit-Each) ____________________________

HOMING
ANDLuINlG EQUPMENT TAGET CONROL EQUIPMENT

Receivers
Hoin Mrhe adt Set Microphone
Adpter $e con 1 4 B oing tocrnazr AN/ARW-9 AN/ARW-10 -8 )25
A/APA-8 RC- E-9 43/ 8-99+6 RC-103/
C13

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

194l.-
January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October-
November
December
1,942- January
February 9714
1,14144
March 2,1499
April
7,357
May 8,089
June 6,518
July 6,5614
August 7,850
September 2,563
October
November 3,933 12
December 7,885 563 1,200
1943 - January 3,078 9914
February 2,520 1,1470 1,913.
March 2,288 2,490 3,025
April 557 4,020 3,797
May 1,0314 2,560 1,885
June 4,846 878 228,856 38,260
350
July 2,218 Program 4,561
August 3,5014 complete 3,1425
September 4,178 2,8140 20,2142
October 9,820
4,590 4,135 36,1426 18,711
November 3,100 2,250 33,682 25,109
December 2,200 2,810 35,106 30,1475
19144- Jenuary 1,807 3,215 35,675 27,1140
February 200 3,075 34,488
March 3,825
0 2,676 48,100 0
April 0 1,1425
May
33,316 0
0 0 42,792 0
June 0 0 54,588 0
July 0 0
August 35,2614 600
0 0 30,892 0
September 0 0 39,976 0
October 0 490
November 39,553 0
0 65 21,835 600
December 0 1,282 1,000 29,597 0
1945 - January 300 0 3,155 1,175 25,020. 12,160,
February 623 0 3,876 1,293 20,120 22,2140
March 800 112 4,050 532 20,520 18,960
April 900 2,000 4,252 0 6,4214 18,720
May 877 2,535 3,270
June
0 4,533 16,380
1,1814 2,000 2,207 10 6,250 6,380
July 3,560 2,5014 1,2914 1,000 1,300 23,000
August
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 1 0 0 0 0
19410 7, 0 0 0 0 0
1942
19143
0
0
58,268
34,113
0 575 0' 0 1,200 0
11,418 31,985 0 0 354,312 1-22,375
19144 0 2,007 0 12,228 200 1,000 426,076 32,165
1945 (. Months) 8,2414 9,151 0 22,1014 1,618 4,010 84,167 117,8140
CTMULATIVE TOTAL 8,2414 110,95)4 11,1418 66,892 1,818 5,010 865,755 272,380

USE - s15 1 ,
from - - - -
markers.__________grouned.

Not ava 1ab1e. -- ______ _____

1,1940- AUGUST31,1945
JULY I,1940-AUGUST SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 31,1945 SEPTEMBER k1945
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______________________(Unit - Ech)

J ________Radio
I AVIGAPJION

Compasses
EQUIMNT

Kits

PEIO

__BenixBebdix
eciin ilter Contactor

Equipment______ C-52/ AOcessory

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April. 1,385 29,283 100
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 241 125 0 1,700- 1,557

February 1,784 200 100 6,040 964
March 1,408 200 120 4,100 1,712
April 455 150 120 11,877 5, 465
May 632 150 0 2,000 4,862
June 3,525 150 0 7,137 1,510
July 2,329 150 0 12,580 1,404
August 3,862 150 0 14,658 4,415
September 2,489 140 0 10,584 4,291
October- 2,498 0 0 15,575 3,65
November 2,704 12 0 2,951 3,562
December 2,715 759 0 2,975 5,247
1943 - January 1,620 666 0 7,268 2,604
February 2,551 1,260 6,416 2,841
March 2,5.59 1,172 0 12,057 5,610
April 0
2,415 908 14,190 5,259
May 3,955 1,171 2 14,560 Program
June 4,118 1,175 0 16,970 complete
July 4,261 1,117 0 16,616
August 4,667 1,521 71 15, 788
September 3,788 1,575 51 14,920
October 4,315 1,6355 30 11,576
November 4,705 1,820 0 10,884
December 4,152 1,457 1 10,250
1944 - January 3,745 3,220 Program 11,000
February 2,514 5,005 complete 7,4146
March 50 782 5,000 Program
April 0 1,250 2,515 complete
may 204 1,950 3,299
June 1,677 2,617 5,004
July 1,710 4,055 2,000
August 2,865 4,750 1,649
September 5,100 5,757 1,152
October 6,075 6,654 742
November 6,514 5,805 Program
December 6,765 4,351 complete
1945 - January 5,470 4,490
February 4,306 3,757
March 3,511 1,259
April 2,6355 1,700
May 2,700 1,505
Juna 2,550 1,910
July 1,448 1,056
August

1940 (6 Months) 0 } 1,385 0 } 143 29,283 100

9101942 0 24,6140 2,166 340 89,933 36,404
1943 0 42,880 15,075 138 151,055 12,294
1944 30,760 42,006 23,584 0 18,446 0
1945 (7TMonths) 22,620 15,417 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 53,380 126,328 40,825 21 8817 48,791

*Not available

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ash)____________________________
R

TESTEQUIPMENT INTERPHONE
EQUIPMENT

Multi-place Dual-place

Light Heavy Oscilator Volt-

PEIDWigh1t IE-12 Indiator 1-77er R-36
I-9I7 1-7 and A/AIC-3 sc-45 RC-27%35 50-73/273
AN/AIC-2

1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April 1,109 7,553 1,563 5,151
May
June

July
Augut
September
October~
November
December

1942 - January 315 0 0 300

February 0 881 0 850
March 475 0 0 100
April 1,103 1,608 213 1,256
May 0 2,318 37 2,269
June 1,950 3,023 598 4,443 950

July 48 0 2,422 781 3,054 1,888

Augut 91 0 636C7 1,000 1,576 2,381
September 109 60 5,918 240 1,670 341
October 177 534 7,977 0 697 0
November 82 0 4,048 100 1,017 0
December 140 0 4,816 Program 160 800
complete
1943 January 17 11 5,825 1,350 1,000
February 98 0 5,247 3,960 2,775
March 110 0 5,772 3,360 3,425
April 150 7,776 2,320 3,100
75 1,890
May 569 700 6,142 161
June 361 800 4,646 0 350

July 1,105 4,249 0 80

355 0 1,000
August 272 1,410 1,500
September 514 0 500 520
3,790
October 3,500 0 1,000 680
793 316
November 796 3,923 0 2,200
December 1,341 3,913 0 Program Program
complete complete
1944 - January 1,423 3,042 4,250
February 1,162 3,106 7,194
March 572 4,100 5,178
April 674 4,650 4,805
May 0 4,550 4,350
June 0 2,980 1,719
Program
July 50 complete 5,308
Auguet 0 10,827
September 0 9,003
October 0 6,191
November 0 0
December 0 125

1945 - January 305 3,054

*February 245 575 5
March 0 500 102
April 0 Program 1,500
May 0 complete 2,623
June 0 2,500
July. 283 1,596
August

S3MMABYl
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 6u 1,09703 J1,563 ,110
1941 0 01,0 55 jid. dd0
1942 647 218 J 858 4,437 39,878 0 2,969 17,392 6,360
1943 5,301 846 2,535 19,302 41,157 0 0 14,851 15,136
1944 3,881 1,511 1,372 22,428 58,950 0 0 0 0
1945 (7 Months) 833 715 276 0 4,129 8,326 0 0 0

CUMU AIVE TO 10,662 3,290 5,652 47,276 151,667 8,326 4,532 37,394 21,496

LEE setsghqSCR-522.,,kb,e , rdio

, - AN/A1C-2---

* Not available.

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JULY 1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 945
31,1945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER 4 1945 scat
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AI R83RNE--NAVY

____________________ ~~~(Unit
Each)
- _________________

LIAISON RAfI (LONGRAGE) 2AuGE)

coNamo 2ADIS (SH10RT

Transittere Receivers Transmitter-Receivers

PERIOD fReciever
(AN/AP-is) ATD GO P RU PAX ATB/ARB O/RU N/'18

1940 - July,
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April 1,132 3,372
May
June 5,982

July 500 0
Augut 252 500 380 52
September 363 449 1,278 14 158
October . 306 462 906 27 199
November 1 1 280 562 906 47 276
December 0 0 528 740 1,512 53 1,705 71

1943 - January 1 0 225 5614 1,616 200 949 145

February 215 0 267 731 1,150. 110 2614
March 631 25 1514 683 1,039 288 839 299
April 333 61 250 697 1,0146 228 871 791
May 590 60 283 65o 960 319 908 787
June 481 4e5 2314 650 991 182 850 1,591

July 492 166 i50 592 795 250 1,030 2,2140

Auguet 415 136 152 477 642 245 869 2,115
September 1,252 225 150 434 Program 323 852 2,319
October 1,517 260 150 108 complete 185 237 2,2140
November 1,287 292 150 100 341 Program 2,283
December 1,735 279 150 100 283 complete 1,0140

19144- January 1,985 240 59 11 257

February 2,1143 445 0 Program 122 421
March 2,016 160 0 complete 100 615
April 1,700 123 0 160 3,109
May 1,608 220 10 87 1,689
June 1,462 115 70 75 1,142

July 2,060 0 5 160 413

Auguet 1,916 40 135 49 258
September 1,397 50 6o 85
October 1,740 333 Program 53 0
November 1,652 10 complete 23 23
December 1,550 10 Program 0
complete
1945 - January 1,022 10 0
February 1,278 3 0
March Program 0
April 988 complete 0
May 8514 3
June #50 Program
July 820 complete
Augut 250

SUM)1ADY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0
00
19410 0o1 00 0 0
1942 1 1 2,861 6,085 5,599 1,509 141 7,687 765
1943 8,9149 1,5149 2,315 5,786 8,239 1,388 2,9514 8,258 16,1114
19144 21,229 1,7146 339 11 0 593 1,171 0 8,2814
1945 (8 Montse 7,007 13 0 0 0 161 0 0 3

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 37,186 5,509 5,606 11,882 15,838 3,451 4,266 15,9145. 25,166

and. and and

USE -patrol obs.evtion patrol-

Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (ureau of Ships).

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HOMING AND LNDNG EQUIPMENT DIRECTION FIRDP2RS OTBEREQUIPMENT

Transmtter ReceivJers

Frequency
PEIDHoming
PEIDAdapter
Rcivr Landing.
Isrmn D. D WMeter
AN/?RR-1 AN/R-2 ZA/ZA-1/2 AN/ARC-1 AN/ARC-4 1LM

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

194&1- January
February
March
April 955 1,300 3,057 238 363
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December,

1942 -January
February

[20
March
April
May 7,291 2930+4 6,177 690 I4
4,016
June

July
August 0 0* 47 155 35
2,052 509 99 199 0
September 347
3,300 322 7924 60 1.13 162
October
November 2,413 368 752 1324 161 5724
December 4,6024 3124 453 126 41 892
! Program 102 116 990
1943 - January 5,595 296
February 5,830 339 complete 1 790 198 1,006
March 6,736 0 4 0
April 5,325 0 0 0 1,016
May 7,088 1,028 1724 3 0 1,122 1,052
June 1,6424 249 113 150 908

July 1,375 1,485 136 152 0 1,322

August 2,850 2,056 185 1624 0 1,370 1,055
September 1,693 2,061 1 172 0 1,528
October Program 2,108 0 189 14~0 1,201 1,8224
November complete 2,298 0 303 275 1,505 1,721
December 1,625 0 213 519 1,706 2,025

19244 - January 4,030 0 1624 300 2,000 2,053

February 3,550 0 66 160 2,000 1,939
March 4,853 * 2 78 Program 50 1,700 1,306
4,150 Program 155 complete 130 1,700 1,199
April
4,054 complete 87 429 2,025 1,2477
May
June 4,319 Program 1,175 1, 950 1,338
complete
July 4,102 1,953 875 1,129
4,000 2,632 1,298 1,3424
August
September 3,200 3,250 1,001 6244
October 3,0247 3,750 1,071 792
2,775 3,250 780 318
November .508-
3,3246 2,895 Proogrm
December complete
2,271 2,750 811
1945 - January 481
February 1,675 2,427
1,183 3,2445 173
March Program
April 1,002 2,9245
902 2,750 complete
May
June 902 2,750
July 1,203 2,489
August 112 1,486

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months)95 0 0 0 0
1941.5 0 1,300 3,057 238 363 0 0 0
1942 19,660 17 3,655 8,732 1,2624 553 0 20 5,6424
1943 38,136 13,000 1,041 0 1,416 1,990 0 7,102 15,405
19244, 0 45;426 2, 0 550 460 19,514e 16,400 14,047
1945 (8 Moths) 0 9,563 0 0 0 0 21,0242 0 1,465

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 58,751 68,006 5,998 11,789 3,468 3,366 40,556 23,522 36,561

31, 2945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
JULY1,1940-AUGUST 1945
SEPTEMBER I,
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_________________(Unit - Each)

SHWp-AID-SHORE '

Transmitter-Receivere Receiver Tranmitters

-gIO Code and voiceCoead M im Low eandMedium Power

PMain crOD. Vce owrdCodeeenndMedice Ar
Transnporoic
Ship and (Marine Code and
submarine "UR Corps) VoiceANCTA
T TII Portable RAO TEL T OgIY TNd TBW
__ TBY _ _
1940- July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April 113 37 34 61 22
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April 7
May 339 444 546 282 350 70 199

Augupt 23 20 22 91 0 25
September 15 32 .407 36 55 55 0 20 90
October 23 1 439 31 43 41 5 15 26
November 39 40 378 56 6 .29 0 13 49
December 39 75 507 91 17 21 100 10 40

1943 -January 82 103 515 141 61 5 0 60 183

February 107 105 550 176 43 3 0 43 161
March 208 163 740 214 59 35 0 8 208
April 150 186 599 192 80 29 51 12 200
May 125 177 180 209 102 45 144 23 200
June 113 152 393 240 117 43 0 15 200

July 80 155 732 141 157 94 0 24 201

August 39 208 685 183 150 54 29 44 225
September 206 153 561 322 166 54 101 28 250
October 301 347 315 577 .207. 79 75 39 252
November 343 354 423 535 216 59 0 23 253
December 315 322 1,172. 635 200 55 0 46 250

1944: January. 454 353 921 553 230 112 0 18 250 320
February 176 176 1,098 319 207 50 0 25 200 989
March 373 373 1,042 68 226 133 0 61 200 1,377
April 326 326 1,000 399 228 112 0 35 150 1,697
May 261 276 783 397 189. 115 0 35 100 2,045
June 249 128 699 65 178 103 0 . 45 100 2,777

July 371 100 568 613 168 96 0 60 100 2,966

August 306 102 Program 180 136 130 0. 30 103 3,625
September 260 76. complete 150 90 84 0 43 100 3,882
October 383 306 150 80 125 0 61 100 5,555
November 359 350 150 80 53 0 75 100 5,917
December 117 350 150 80 40 306 58 48 6,104
1945 - January 141 350 250 80 97 .96 48 Programn 7,392
February 142 350 137 80 75 29 23 complete 8,000
March, 140 291 422 50 93 41 23 9,812
April 65 300 333 35. 31 Program 60 8,244
l~y247 225 250 35 47 complete 42 6830
June 247 176 156 35 55626,70
July 61 337 Program 65 58 30 4,000
August 46 63. complete 0 10 0 2,165

1940 (6 Months) "13 3 0 0 3 10 2 0 0

1942 478 . 612 2,299 "214 494 496 175 257 309 0
1943 2,069 2,415 6,865 3,565 ' 1,558 588 400 " 365 2,583 0
"1944 3,635 2,916 6,111 3,784 1,892 1,153 306 .i6 1,551 37,254
1945 (8 Mothal 1,089 2,092 0 1,548 380 466 166 288 0. 54,146

CUATIVE TOTAL 7,384 8,072 15,275 9,111 4,358 2,764 1,047 1,478 4,443 91,400

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SHIPBOARD 1 GENERAL
PURPOSE.
Receivers of Coda an voice - Transmitters
LowPowr I
Transitter Direction
TIRIOD Receiver Medium Power Low Power Code
1yIndicator
DAB
Finder
Voice Only Code Only and Voice DAR/JS
TCO/ToI' TMJ TOE/TOE

i --
1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - Janluary
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
RovambeE,
December

1942 -January
February
March
April
May 376
June 212
July
August 141 62
September 123 36 80
October 17 30 141
November 37 56 155
December 110 92 211

1943 January 90 143 99

February 193 171 238
Marchl 162 214 130
April 200 192 290
May 192 193 132
June 134 268 277

July 168 121 229 3

August 224 216 5
136 2
September 13 413 255
October 54*3 309' 1
201
November 324 4
103 533
December 70 608 308 3

1944 - January 131 643 284 25

February 267 310 a
0
March 0 28 278 5
April 66 407 330 79
May 61 552 285 152
June 400 280 116
178
July 116 248 35
August 202 150 137
September 76 150 260 191
October 150 180 213
76
November 131 259 100
30 245
December 90 Program 138
complete
1945 - January 8 125
135 Program
February 26 0
March 130 0* complete
April 70 76
May 20 25
June Program Program
July complete complete
August

SUJMMARY 0
1940 (6 Months) } 429 0 0 }, 45 00
1941 00 J
1942 589 1,017 214 331 1,025 0 2
1943 1,787 2,032 3,623 928 2,807 314N 33
19414 1,026 4,251 3,126 1,34,6 3,152 2,676 1,306
1945 (8Months) 381 971 0 312 109 1,652 125

TOTAL
CUMULATIPE 4,212 8,271 6,963 2,962 7,093 4,642 1,4,66

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1940-AUGUST 31,
JULY 1,1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 945
31,1945
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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Receivers of'Code end.Voice

PERIOD IReceiver I iC REM Voice

Transmitter
oiean
Vice
RA /A A RB RB/aRC Cocmercial (Marine .BCTC
-(weather) (Lend-Lease) Corps) S

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 56 271
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 0
February 0
March 0
April 0
May 0
June 1,975 489
0
July 0
August 20 0 23
September 0 0 51 591 248
October 9 5 111 467
November 15 105 4o00 541
December 160 24 140 34 0 610

1943 - January 122 25 157 367 623

349
February 80 11 152 0 572
March 127 20 111 102 0 951
April 121 0 118 72 0 600
May 140 25 221 200 350 1,163
June 114 20 272 173 200 1,030

July 269 10 160 551 668 789

August 278 Progream 53 167 279 525
September 290 complete 154 293 0 1,561
October 438 134 412 503 1,893
November 391 61 353 498 2,387
December 449 200 258 382 2,694

1944 - January 564 77 202 100 2,007

February 322 6o 150 397 3,488
March 440 136 119 552 2,745
April 103 115 470 2,264
317
May 168 104 225 1,022 2,365
June 0 72 225 912 2,751

July 0- 35' 225 19 2,215

August 0 90 100 14 1,715
September 0 50 100 697 1,883
October 0 50 C0 1,561
November 0 87 100 540 1,590
December 0 Program 100 180 1,900
complete
1945 -January 29 320 1,509
449 1,196
February 381 Program 175
March 352 complete 91 733
April 0 671
350
May 250 1,171
350
June 350 150 544
Program 200
July 424
August 0 complete 25

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 I 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 271
1941 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 J
1942 706 44 430 638 656 34 3,433 10 1,933
1943 2,819 11LLI 1,793 1,921 1,567 2,730 .3,247 257 14,788
194548 on1e ,6560 64 ;08
685 --949 929 ,986 1238 26,49
1945 1,81Mo0th4 3,708658 1,692 49036 1,218 26,o484

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 7,992 211 3,087 6,952 3,830 4,485. 12,569 1,526 49,525

SEPTEMBER I. 1945 se-c,,

PROOUCT ON, JIAY 1,1,1940-AUGUST
PROCUCTION, JULY 31,1945
1940- AUGUST 31,049 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945 04-031
282 OMPUS- SPECIAL RELEASE

RADIO EQUIPMEIIT
CROUND AND VEHICULAR

(Unit - Each)

CCMBAT
VEHICLECOMMRAND
SETS

Long Range Short Range

Transmitter-Receivers mittec' Components of SCR-508 and SCR-528 Lou and

Equimn ndec an ~Associated vr

Tras- RevrC-603 Dnsmotors Receiver Fequency
Equipment BC-0 nd DM34 DM-35 Mounting SCR-538 Set #19 a
for SCR-245 SCR-506 Components
SCR-193 Associated Assoiate and. and FT-237
__________________ _________Compoents Components rDM-36 DM-37
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - Janury
February
March 4,927
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 19,537 47,942 92,056 46,998 71,673
November
December

1942 - January 76 127 25

February 0 67 21
March 0 630 312
April 0 127 642
May 0 2914- 1,304
June 0 687 541 923
July 0 633 1,043
August 225 1,487 3,253
September 576 410 5,509
October 175 0 3,650 1,270
November 1,163 291 6,152 3,988
December 252 100 2,785 745
1943 - January 0 0 3 1,867 3,228
February 1,326 0 10 1,446 3,332
March 500 0 60 1,078 2,297
April 550 220 107 1,058 2,073
May 789 500 223 1,000 3,549
June 405 500 417 S15,120 33,521 102,816 29,561 32,135 1,802 2,196
July 513 990 1,913 5,172
August 160 Program 978 1,059 3,044
September complete 1,027 1,750 3,213
October '"86 1,063 1,000 1,882
November 290 1,302 1,745 2,636 6,630 3,344 2,632 887
December 300 1,455 1,420 2,189 1,45o 3,183 1,770 Program 1,360
complete
1944 - January 368 1,5s60 1,350 3,079 3,609 2,083 597
February 578 1,400 2,050 3,025 8,268 1,995 1,100
2,425 8,899 12,186
March 1,004 3,067 1,657 3,556
April 604 900 2,620 2,629 9,714 1,959 1,875
May 651 430 2,667 3,425 3,821 1,410 2,025 2,950
June 650 1,373 2,426 3,093 225 1,569 1,900 2,350

July 850 950 900 3,000 2,323 4,518 2,790 1,394 2,350
August 853 475 900 3,725 2,157 6,460 6,280 1,100 2,310
September 850 250 1,250 3,067 1,461 4,959 9,019 1,500 1,306
October 64 250 1,500 3,550 1,556 8,799 9,152 1,200 2,024
November 0 595 1,40 3,587 3,936 10,544 9,780 615 1,100
December 300 0 1,693 3,386 2,170 7,684 8,203 2,835 825
1945 - January
February
Marchi
272
168
468
0
0
0
800
800
900
5,106
7,317
9,016
5,424
6,227
6,879
7,300
11,322
14,816
8,762
10,260
6,595
3,000
3,400
6,265
1,100
500
500
I
LI
April 468 0 1,300 8, 645 6,511 15,622 11,200 5,025 700
May 126 100 1,000 8,154 4,918 20,325 13,394 5,500 875
June 150 4,346 2,873 13,545 11,194 3,650 Program
July
August
Program
complete 150
50
800
850
257
800
1,019
753
701
2,448
1,358
3,454
1,644
1,000
860
complete I
SU1424ANY
(6Mnh)0 00 5,3 ,2 0
1941 190(0ots 243 492 0 19,537 47,942 92,056 46,998 71,673 0 0
1942 2,467 4,853 0 02,3 ,2
1943 5,524 1,733 7,635 0 18,285 38,346 110,896 36,088 36,537 14,860 31,346
1944 6,376 0 9,187 7,643 33,853 31,921 77,500 55,897 19,697 0 27,401

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 18,312 11,513 17,272 14,350 116,078 152,495 367,188 205,486 156,607 40,097 69,348

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (SignalCorps).

a Domestic procurement only.

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

SEPTEMBER 4 1945
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RADIO EQUIPMENT
GROUND AND VEHICtLAR

(Unit- Each)

FIELD ARTILLERY(SHORlT
RNGE) GENERAL CCRIMUDICATION

Reconnaissance Coimand Sete Trensmitter-Receivers

Short Range Long Range
PERIOD
SCR-608 SCR-628
SCR-609 SCR-610 SCR-619 and and SR1729
SCR-808 SCR-828 SCR-509 SCR-510 39R9/99/

1940 - July
August
September
October.
November
December

1941 - Jsnn'mry
February
March-
April- 275
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March 225 917
April 1,215 1,000
May 107 462 142 1,570
June 790 2,771 3 4 0 659 1,161

July 0 3,911 619 617 0 1,086

August 0 4,027 230 375 0 842
September 0 3,107 1,101 0 180
October 0 3,873 1,074 301 0 0
November 0 4,378 2,577 527 0 0
December 103 2,030 1,835 316 0 900 410
1943 - January 109 1,431 2,106 154 0 1,581 305
February 200 1,261 504 0 .0 2,961 301
March 100 1,235 4 0 0 2,846 313
April 100 1,439 0 0 0 2,739 263
May 91 1,155 25 0 0* 1,845 0
June 0 1,238 20 30 0 1,676 243

July 0 1,982 130 30 0 1,185 544

August 0 2,100 140 40 0 1,700 695
September 0 2,201 190 90 0 1,575 874
October 0 2,105 200 63 100 995 901
November 0 2,101 160 63 100 2,487 795
December 0 2,909 180 64 100 2,210 677
1944 - January
February
0
77
3,100
3,503
250
270
70
70
125
150
1,575
1,605 } 1,342
March 125 4,150 200 70 150 962 6oo
April 250 4,494 200 70 150 1,o64 604
May 250 4,802 200 70 100 1,064 430
June 250 5,001 469 70 90 1,066 425
90
July 93 5,100 901 Program 1,064 406
0 380
August 0 5,012 1,070 complete 1,100
September 0 0- 301
0 2,725 1510
October 800- 2,371 70 76 0 272
November 366 2,805 Program 0 0 257
December Program 1,784 complete 0 0 300
complete
1945 - January 1,532 150 1,200 360
February 2,618 156 1,320 390
March 3,027 0 1,320 333
April 3,800 0 1,200 330
May 4,400 196 0 363 275
June 1,600 1,012 557 Progrcm 123
July Program 2,500 ProgrI complete 78
August complete 1,255 complete 18

1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t
19410 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 275
1942 1,000 24,559 0 7,439 2,220 1,582 7,154 1,571
1943 600 21,157 0 3,659 534 300 23,800 5,911
1944 2,211 44,847 0 3,780 420 841 9,500 5,317
1945 (8 Months) 0 16,977 4,963 0 _0 863 5,403 1,907
CUMLATIVE TOTAL 3,811 107,540 4,963 14,878 3,174 3,586 45,857 14,981

re loaeForUsed by
-O - Sg _ e_

SOR-6ie. similai msin.diviis

31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

JULY I,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 1945
SEPTEMBER I,
2&4 OMPUS SPECIAL°RELEASE
284 OMPUS SPECIALRELEASE

RADIO EQUIPMENT
GROUND AND VEHICULAR

(Unit- Each)
GENERAL
COMMIUICATION
- Continued

Transmitter-Receivers Conmercial Type Trensmitters

Mobile.
Station Pilot
PERIOD Vl0WTIRA-E
2ATR
V-A100C14 96 133
SCR-281 A / a A9/ C 4 a 8 Wilcox BC-610 433 -
2 d
81C614) nd V- l01 SCR-177

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941- January
February
March 666 337
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 21.2 27
February 140 0
March 98 0
April 2 0
May 6o 0
June 0 0

July 1,030 0 0 2 100 1,282

August 0 0 5 10
September 0 0 0 0
October 0 0 0 0
November 27 0 10 0
December 1314 200 2 0

1943 - January 0 0 14 0
February 2,560 98 10 12 0
March
April
1.2
92
55
35
8
2
0
1514 I 188

May 20 890 353 47 15 0 0

June. 25 9614 145 0 52 0 0

July 10 306 150 0 66 14 0

August 30 300 300 40 60 150 175
September 50 0 422 60 60 160 175
October 0 225 go0 55 250 75
Nfovember 05 15 238 110 52 353 0
December 0 486 183 0 69 320 0

19144- January 35 720 462 0 6 21 27 239 714

February 0 1,100 335 0 22 214 46 92 215
March 0 1,000 97 65 3 0 0 Program 502
April 0 1,000 Program 68 0 27 12 complete 639:
May 0 746 complete 67 101 8 505
June 35 476 program 132 33 Program 172
complete complete
July 40 457 841 0 139
August 510 500 806 40 148
September 40 100 330 3 145
October 14 600 348 175 130
November Program 760 1314 113 305
December complete 540 188 9 723

1945 - January. 500 50 70 242

Pebruary 500 180 13 Program
March 500 175 63 complete
April 100 108 148
May Program 265 42
June complete 862 61
July 126 16
August 150 213

SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) p, 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 66J3 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 1,030 J 673 227 0 0 19 110 1,282
19143 200 5,521 2,218 447 0 0 465 1,401 613
19144 214 7,999 .8914 200 2,816 5146 93 331 3,697.
1945(8 Months). 0 1,600 0 0 1,916 626 0 0 242

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 414 16,150 4,451 1,211 4,732 1,172 577 1,8142 5,8314

TJEd btw,,,--u,,,1tio0 radio - - point pointto--

diviiloo. tact,,icalso- poo
osi t tin. .,, 0.01t04

Figures revisedby U. S.War Department (SignalCorps). Series now represent Depot Aseemblies.'

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 ",3 oat

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GROUND AND VEHICULAR

_________________
______________________________(unit -lach)

GENERAL
COSMIUICATION
- Continued AIR TRANSPORTABLE
SETS
Coemercial Type aiain qinn
Recivers aiain qimn

PERID0 oWatt Sea fleco

utChannel RCA/ S -8 srA AN/CRT-2 SCR-578/ AN/036J-2
Tranmiter A51-28
Tranamitter
A-88 (AN-GR-2) A/OR-1 Ni - NCR-oA/-

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February
March 15
April 0
May 0 369
June 172 951
July *32 0
August 105 825
September 100 2,610
October 120 1,270
November 0 1,125
December 0 6,590
1943 January
.- 250 6,3214
February _.600 5,550
March 0 0
April 400 3,1445.
May 250 2,686
June 20 350 3,560
July 355 0 450 5,700
August 25 470 3,3555
September 75 331 305 1,878
October. 77 169 876 6,207
November 90 155. 950 5,650
December. 100 182 768 5,685
19144- January 145. 809 453 5,500 24,
February 128 897 300 5,675 193
March 137 1,3014 387 1 4,030 588
April 15 1,6914 206 19 5,933 1,505
May 19 751 1414 49 4,012 2,387
June Program 972 3145 53 4,050 4,071
complete
July 1,062 0 50 5,9C2
August 277 0 32 5,000 6,177
September Progrem 0 46 5,581 5,758
October complete 0 50 1 4,200 911
November 0 47 25 2,1405 Program
December 311 105 23 1 2,639 complete

1945- January Program 0 0 0 3,818

February complete 25 0 500 2,1457
March 25 0 800 3,2149
April Program 1 1,200 3,1.68
May complete 0 1,400 3,362
June 25 1,410 5,2145
July 47 750 5,851
August

SU O4ANY
1940'(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 5144 0 0 0 0 13,720 0
19143 462 1,468 5,669 0 0 0 0 48,040 0
1944&444 7,766 2,1146 1,050 450 49 1 46,525 25,916
1945 (7 Months) 0 0 0 30 50 73 6,060 27,150 0

CUMUATIVE TOTAL 906 9,2314 8,359 1,080 500 122 6,061 335,1435 25,916

SE- - {rud _-O1ids oute.- rgne C-8

* Not available.--

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

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GROUND AND VEHICULAR

_____________________ (Unit -, Each)__________

PORTABLE SETS
COMIMAND COMMARD
SETS

Transmitter-Receivers Coast Artillery

"Walkie-Talkies" Pack Sets
PERIOD "Hardie P be mitte Portable
SCR-694 SCR-284
Talkie" S-511P~gl DReceiver Receiver

SOR-194 SCR-195 SCR-300 SCR-536 SCR-203 SCR-583 (British SCR-543 SCR-593

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

19111
- January
February
March
April 4,530 3,840 385 269
May.
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
19112- January 1,121 724 1,644 72
February 2,201 404 820 3
March 118 72 173 0
April 820 124 507 0
may 450 0 3,301 0
June 310 0 2,238 610 4 21 14
July 83 0 1,124 1,400 783 Program 118
August 0 0 3,626 2,265 3,629 complete 915 535
September 150 50 0 1,685 0 900 343
October 382 0* 0 2,702 0 3,139 200 2,109
Rovember 963 0 0 2,752 0 277 4,502
December 299 140 1,155 2,171 0 670 2,902
19113 January Program 0 2,203 2,131 0 461 40 4,878
February complete 0 2,523 1,787 0 1,634 384 4,421
March 0 1,557 1,754 1,306 1,633 762 2,828
April 0 52 1,552 2,320. 2,145 1,289 1,178 2,401
May 1,139 1,349 2,109 1,847 0 1,875 1,032 1,030
June 1,761 871 891 2,404 521 932 792 1,005

July 999 1,795 957 2,283 436 911 659 2,857

August Program 440 3,990 2,453. 0 915 1, 045 3,582
September complete 2,558 5,610 2,0o45 42 1,320 927 3,5~84
October 2,111 5,702 3,190 525 1,540 779 2,271
Rovember 1,285 6,303 2,814 2,525 1,232 406 3,994
December 1,137 5,588 3,590 2,500 1,230 200 3,852
19111
- January 2,666 4,5o4 3,200 .1,509 1,200 200 Program
February 3,027 4,522 628 1,255 1,200 277 complete
March 3,481 5,002 1,846 1,196 1,315 400
April 3,260 5,027 3,251 6 1,006 1,206 400
May 3,252 5,004 3,783 153 1,002 1,205 368
June 3,252 5,700 4,000 526 1,000 Program 805 301
complete
July 3,400 6,349 3,041 1,001 1,000 639 0
August 4,100 7,060 2,020 1,100 1,000 600 0
September 4,205 7,754 Program 1,400 713 800 0
October 3,849 7,729 complete 2,583 5 Program 0
Rovember, 3,100 7,020 3,743 0 complete 0
December 2,479 8,067 3,904 0 12
19115
- January 4,120 9,078 1,431 282 288
February 6,493 11,5o06 1,736 Program 325
March 6,784 14, 007 1,425 complete 350
April 7,768 14,052 1,551 350
May 5,627 10,630 1,166 137
June 2,000 8,0ooo 2,007 113
July 2,000 8,000 Program 171
August 1,578 3,784 complete 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 4,530 3,840 0 385 o o o 269 o o o o
1941 ,9 1,514 0 14,588 13,585 0 4,416 96 0 6,603 1,543 9,513
19435 0 3,899 11,598 38,985 28,618 0 10,000 0 0 14,972 8,204 36,703
19441 0 0 40,071 73,738 21,769 14,416 9,686 0 45 8,970 1,958 0
1945 (8months) 0 0 36,370 79,057 0 9,316 282 0 0 0 1,73k 0
TOTAL,
CUMULATIVE 11,427 9,253 88,039 206,753 63,972 23,732 24,384 365 45 30,545 13,439 46,216

USE _ In For rifl chute

troop,, set BysavalrFor

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31,1945

>SEPTEMBER 1,1945 a-,
so-oat
 OMPUS',SPECIAL RELEASE R D
OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE REZp~D

RADIO EQUIPMENT
GROUND AND VEHICULAR

____________________________________(Unit-Eanch)

LIAISON SETS INTERCEPTIONEQUIPMENT

Transmitter-Receivers Receivers Direction Finders

1Short Range Portable Semi-

PIDSC-178 SR-88 SCR-243 SCR-244 poribl

I(Suitcase) SCR-555

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 1,325 124 154 104
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 0 0 0 36
February 2 0 0 36
March 74 0 0 28
April 344 22 0 26
May 0 40 24 0 5
June 0 34 0 0 0
July 0 386 0 75 0
August 42 57 0
September 42 347 53 224 0
03 16
October 271 57 0. 0
November 215 532 0
0 0
December 174 456' 2
.0 0
1943 - January 205 503 0
0 20
February 49 213 "0
10
March 165 131 0 43
April 0 372 Program 0 9
May 70 259 complete 0 39
June 107 202 0 12
Program
July 23 493 0 complete
August 11 919 235 5 11 20
September Program 164 400 0
0 5 5
October complete 986 39
November 944 Program 97 25
31 115
December 1,265 complete 105

1944 - January 745 61 105 107

February 421 80 80 19 43
March 560 114 50 12 Program
April 736 92 45 10 complete
May 540 75 24 72
June 0. 9 6o Program 51
complete
July 0 35 0 55
August 0 35 27 18
September 0 21 Program Program
October .0 Program complete complete
November 0 complete
December 200

1945 - January 103

February 300
March 150
April 150
May 150
June 166
July Program
August complete

0UMR 0 0 0 0
1940 (6 Months) 1,325 666 .124 154 104 o
19413.0 0
1942 1,164 1,933 104 3714 131 0 0 0 0 0
1943 630 6,451 10 674 123 0 97 269 0 165
1944 0 3,202 0 0 0 100 509 304 237 150
1945 (8Months) 0 1,019 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CUMUL.ATTVTOTAL 3,119 13,271 236 1,202 358 100 606 573 237 315

b t-a,- -goe on onmad mFor andlocationofeem saiosby

inerce~ption
tillryand gon. feunis rqece.rdoitlle eui

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945SETM R 1,,94

SEPTEMBER 1945 s aaa
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE "Wow
1

RADIO EQUIPMENT
GROUND AND VEHICULAR

_________________ Unit - Each)

VERYHIGH FREQUENICY

Mobile Operations Control System (SOS-3)

PEIDOperations Control Center franmitting Station Receiving Station Dir tionidn

Moie y~ Mobile Mobile y ~ Mobile
SCR-572 SCR-6142 SCR-573
A and B
SCR-~643 SCR-5714
A and.3 jA scR-644 SC575
and B
5CR-645

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December
1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
Decembec'

1942 - January
February
March
April
May J
June

July
August
September J
October
November 1 27
December 6 314
19143- Januery 3 614 i
February 0 1 J
March 0 37
April 0 12 56
May 0 14 5
June 1 10 48
July 9 8 140
Auguet 9 10 80
September 10 12 147
October 9 26 223
November 12 53 166
December 7 46 173
Program coplete
191414
- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUMAMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 7 0 98 0 61 0 34e 0
19143 60 54 1,156 181 1,1140 159 1,1234 167
19144 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1945(8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL. 67 54 1,2514 181 1,201 159 1,158 167

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 PRODCTIN, JLY , 94- AGUST3I,945SEPTEMBER I, 1945
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE t7

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CROUND AND VEHICULAR

(Unit - Each) _____

VERYHIGHFREQUENCY-Continued CHARGINGSETS CENTRALS

Direction Findrs
P a
Fxd tsUMonitoring
PEIDCnrl Cmad
Set Tasitter
StNt Portable a icn
F n o~ om
System Transmitter AR/OSS-3 SCR-291 SC-551 SCR-169 123L re-H a TO-9 15Pe
SOS-2 Receiver and.
501-624 ANA4R-1

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March 1,545 6oo
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1942 January 0 0
February 0 0. Data Data
March 0 not not
April .0
0 available available
May 1 0 11
June 2 200 108
July 0 284
Augut 4 288
September 4 153 110 283
October 9 0 60 181
November Program 0 221 228
December complete 0 260 424
1943 - January 0 650 389
February 0 773 729 75
March 0 347 695
April 0 173 466 0
May 3 99 723 0
June 3 300 696 0
July 2 44 417 404 0
August 16 99 700 0 0
September 40o 100 700 400 0
October 50 62 1,300 600 0
November 86 33 1,026 922 0
December 64 0 594 988 0
1944 - January 11 0 656 901 3 13 5
February 0 827 944 8
39 33 75
March Program 0 448 897 10 40 20
April complete 0 31 348 24 31 0
May 25 0 Program 23 .0
June 41 0 complete 16 17 136
July Progrem.
46 0 complete 51 233
August
September 76 131 =rogran 135
71 0 complete 95
October
60 0 Program
November
Program 0 complete
December
complete 0
1945 - January
27
February
March Program
April complete
May
June
July
August

SUMMAY
901940
(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 # * 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 1,545 # #*
*0
1942 20 168 0 0 153 1,1423 1,648 * * 0
1930 1,625 261 153 395 7,079 7,012 1 4 7
1945 8Mots 0 4,651 50 790 319 2,093 3,090 84 219 699
6
195(Mnh~0 1, 05 b 0 100 0 27 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 20 8,049 311 1,043. 867 12,167 12,550 85 o 225 c 774

US_ n_ rud rm ipr rcigTocag fAr codnating ecoreding,and Homing

toai o1ncmng fredl trage Forco e 1d plotting Ineeting devlnn.

a Reported prior to December 1943 by components only.

b Total through July 1945.
c Excluding production prior to December 1943; data are not available.
* Hot available.

31, 1945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBERI, 1945
JULY I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, cEPTEMBER 4. 1945
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GROUND
AND VEHICULAR

_______________(Unit - Each)

OTHEREQIPMERT

Portable Receivers Test Equipment an

PERIOD landing Detector hS~upe Frequency

R-100 NVR- TUR
sotln MR1
Maintenance 1-56 Radio SCR-625 Receiver SCR-21lA
IE-9 C-7

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September 5.692 8,5514
October 34,828
November
December
1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June * 1,200
July 560
August

I
September 98
October
November 6
December 1 50 200
1943 - January 50
February 7 0 1 1,200
18 3 850
March 19 0
13 550
April 14 86 25 825
May 12 1,980
June
29
49
411 8,82
51
22 470 14,517 58,0145
July
25 5714 28 187
August 0 575 3 1,181
September 0 926
October 18 2,700
0 1,079 1 5,529
November 0 985 1,179 Program 3,7214 1,509 6,367
December
550 Program. 1,9145 complete 5,950 1,222 6,025
191414
- January
complete
220 1,880 4,015 1,655 6,537
February 275 5141
March 4,607 1,798 6,205
275 1, ?13 5,525 1,1413 4,4914
April 220
May
1,236 6,100 1,601 4,070
200 1,210 6,015 1,601 3,151
June 100 1,210 6,5o 1,601 2,791
July
58 1,109 4,000 951 997
August. 66
September 567 4,400 931 977
200 110 1,010 951 0
October 1,553 452 55 1,1145 5,510 375 0
November 4,295 1,200 52 1,705 4,815 600 0
December 9,5140 1,515 0 1,786 5,3143 202 0
1945 - January 12,5514 1,000 100 1,762 6,700 70 415
February 11,276 1,000 100 1,225
March 8,500 605 98J,
11,3514 1,550 100 1,028 6,862 613 1,050
April 11,098 110
755 501 6,5s88 333 1,557
May 10,090 907 70 260
June 3,850 510 1,700
7,880 488 5 275 800 400 1,1.00
July 5,882 Program Program 625 1,500 250 719
August 1,690 complete complete 368 0 281 300
SUMM4ARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0, 0 0 0 5,692 0 0 8,5514 54,828
1942 0 0 1 1,1714 0 1,400
191453 0 472 4,875 11,934 145 20,924* 17,24*8 70,1437
19144 15,388 5,167 1,631 0 14,610 0 5,06 15,639 29,20
1945 (8 Months) 69,8214 5,500 485 0 6,0*40 3,0 ,9 ,0

CUMULATIVETOTAL 85,212 8,667 2,589 6,0149 38,280 -145 116,00C0 42,933 142,285

nTo guide Used by

I, 1940-AUGUST
JULY1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945 Ae-oat
 "OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIPMENT
AI RBDRNE-ARMIY

(Unit-,Each)

ALTIMETERS -EQUIPMENT
BOMBING COUBTERMEAS
UREEQUIPMENT'

Transemitting Equipmlent
S -58 Light-
PERIO SCE518 eight
and and High AN/APQ-.5 AN/AP-7 AU/APQ-13 SCR-521 A /F- A/AT2 A/ATS A/A2
SCR-618 Altitude ___- ___-T__
AN/AP_____ Ala/APT-2 _AN____-5 _Ax/APQ-2 ___/APQ-

SCR-718
1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November'
December

1941 - January
February,

f
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
15
November
December

1942 - January 35
February 30
March 4
April 293
May 211
June 155 1,244
July 428 0
Auguet 982 0
September 1,068 331
October 1,079 231
November 503 Program
December 0 complete
1943 - January 0
February 21
March Program
April complete
May
June 20
July 18
August 35
September 28 60 200
October 61 103 3 16
November 217 108 11 284
December 675 20 0
1944 - January 64o 108 3 321
February. 526 130 53 57
March 1,021 165 126 574
April 745 0 202 140 541 140
May 804 0 255 316 831 324
June 883 0 308 426 1,204 687
July 843 50 375 613. 1,298 1,101
August 757 125 402 660 880 1,805
September 50 225 450 862 513 2,755
October 1,126 335 541 808 0 3 3,225
November 1,320 335 577 705 0 617 2,689
December 1,205 404 670 365 0 . 1,002 2,048
1945'- January 1,010 25 610 406 351 910 1,801
February 765 360 610 714 Program 628 Program
March 762 390 610 350 complete 1,200 complete
April 698 400 600 214
May 703
604 230 600 200 850
June 481 280 450 200 500
July 630 100
August 347 142 250

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19111 0 0 0 0 0' 15 0 0 0 0 0
194o2 4,215 0 0 0 0 2,3T9 0 "0 0 0 0
194o3 21 981 529 0 34 0 0 500 0 0 0
1944 0 9,920 1,716 3140 4,001 0 5,021 6,219 1,622 41,370 14,,7711
1945 (7Months) 0 4,950 1,785 1,331 3,827 0 2,226 351 5,041 2,986 1,801
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 4,236 15,851 °4,030 1,671 7,862 2,394 7,247 7,070 6,663 7,356 16,575

MeaursEb3 e i 4l Fr owFr high sit o

40,000Fee,
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,1ingd vesl n ealy
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* Hot available.

1940-AUGUST 31, 1945

I,
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIPMENT
Al REORNE-ARMY

__________(Unit - Sash) ______________________

caUBUMSBR
TD EQI 2RTION EQUIPM°r

Receiving Equi nnt

PERIOD ASCRL EAA-iA/PA2 0-517 SCR-520

AHfAPR/ /6e
-1
AN/ 5/
A/A2S-7
AA1.AJAhI A51 2 A/R@8 aeO
SCR-717
B an& C
and
SCR-720
SCR-540 AN/Al'S-YO
A1/AIS-13

1940m July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
J5
1942 -January 0
February 0'
March 0
April
May 8 59
June 34
July
August
77 57
65 55
September 38
October 53
November
35 46
89 125
December 111 23
1943 - January 139
February 71 8
March 92 Program
April 122 complete
may 154
June
207
July 332
August 282
September 287
October 241
November 254
December 143
1944 -January
169
February 32 213
March 5 15 69
April 0 27 83
May 32 8 184 62
June 97 0 197 595,
July 119 0 130 1,54L,
August
September
15 1 iso 2,054
203 185 l6 130 3,825
October 179 2-50 460 130 5,000
November 301 300 441 0 130 5,158
December 50 715 524 10 114 4,730
1945 - January 254 600, 400 370 82, 46 4,358
February 195 180 150 0 185 154 3, 400
March 345 322 200 183 278 150 2,850
April 310 330 200 117 230 150 2,250
May 395 310 250 86 260 150 1,960
June 522 275 54 60 70 125 1,000
July 381 0 0 26 0 44 505
August

SUMMAY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19410 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 457( 50 439 0 0
1943 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2,189 741 147 0 0
1944 1,289 1,300 1,265 977 '1,625 335 125 1,679 3,584 0 0 22,770
1945 (7 Months) 2,402 1,102 2,017 1,254 842 1,157 1,105 819 1,635 0 250 16,523
TOT2AL
CUMULATIVE 3,691 2,402 3,282 2,231 2,467 1,492 1,230 5,144 6,010 591 250 39,095

SearchPanoramic Indicator,Recording _ poition, of Night intrcetio

Sot available.

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945

 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIIPMENT"
Al REORlNE-ARMY

_________________ ~~~~~~~(Unit
- Each) _____________________

O-LATIM EQUIPMAWJ lED ICMrION EQDIPMNT

P __________--Svitching SCE-595
AAA1 A/AE-2 A/MG-5 A/AE-13 AA/AI-15 Equipment 502-515 SCR-535 end Al/AP-15
RCO-135A scR-695

1940 -July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 45
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December
1942 January 15
February 2 126
March 71 184
April 7 768
May 257 935
June 2,813
24,655 0
July 4,18o 200
August 300 2,700 675
September 0 1,638 1,350

}70,493
October 225 0 5,152
November 300 4,889 10,374
December 1,276 1,483 7,642

191=3
- January 2,082 2,115 2,407
February 3,173 2,172 6,503s
March 2,226 3,507 9,061
April 688 Program 8,749
May )0 complete 9,153
June "0 9,148

July 0 0 10,500
Auguet ~0 0 10,249
September 0. 0 13,096
October 0 2,312 9,776
November 8,160 1,400 9,350
December 14,760 2,750
1944 -January 21,835 2,607 7,343
February 6,765 Program 5,541
March 2,604 complete 4,689
April 10 50 500 3,661
May 30 0 2,000 3,264
June 40 0 2,000 3,001
July 40 5 68 3,300 1,000
Auguet 40 207 3,300 , 1,300
September 40 23 318 3,300 1,768
October Program Program 416 3,300 2,001
November complete complete 400 0 1,845
December 70 0. 2,073

1945 ""January Program 3,000 3,233

February complete 3,000 1,838
March x,000 3,360
April 3,000 3,154
May 3,000 1,590
June 1,547 1,336
July 4,453 936
August

SU.2A2Y
194O(6 Monthe)0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0, 0 0 0 ) ' 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 24,655 2,455 19,716 25,393 0
1943 0 0 0 0 0 93,413 14,631 7,794 106,425 0
1944h 200_ 33 80 1,529 87 48,904 2,607 0 37,486 0
1945 (7 Months) 0 0 400 0 2,750 21,000 0 0 15,447 257
CUMULPIVE TaroAt 200, 33 480: 1,529 2,837 187,972 19,736 27,510 184,751 257

Fr dfense
USE Night fightrs. of - - - N Ra.poads toideati fi cation _

*. Not available.

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER k1945

2.94 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIPMENT
AlIRBORNE-ARMY

(Uit - Each)

TESTEQUPENT ,NAVIGATION
EQIPMENqT

SCR-729
PERIOD p~u-16 and
PU-7, AP T5-16/APE AN/AE-3 Aft/APN-2 AN/APN-4 AN/APN-9 AN/APN-12 AN/APN-19
(soR-729
Moified)

1940 - July
August /
September.
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April.
May
June

Juxly
Auguet
September
October,
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March.
April
May
June 30
*July 24
August .27
September
*October 393
November. 105 735 159.
December -236 869 188
1944 - January 28 1,499 834
February * 200 1,339 825
March. 380 1,724 1,278 ;
April. 378 2,049 1,970
May .377 2,681 5,018
June. 87 1 2,580 3,694

July / 375 0 2,500 3,500

August 36 269 0 ..2,668 4,562
September 291 890 6 2,550 4,061
October 804 1,000 4- 2,500 4,490 20
November .1,706 900 24 2,095 4,283. 79
December 2,142 27 622 42 1,210 . 3,360 589
Febr-Jauary 2,225 969 800 71 1,709 2,589 1,047
MarcharArl1,794 2,000 2,312 540 . 98 1,609 1,560 2,015'.
MAyi 1,381
4,291 610 121 1,551 ' 2,309 3 ,660.)
5,010' 0 185 1,502 2,140 4,500 f
Juneogra 4,513 200 227 974 499 4,375-
July complete 4,004 300 318 " Program 0 ' 4,478
Auut1,244
A ut.* - 300
w
188 complete 0
**
5,525 .
.
1 '150
l=
SUMMARY. J
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 00p0 0 p A 0 0
1920 0 . 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0
194300 34 0 2,352 649 0 0 0
1944 ~4:979 27- 5,766 77 25,595 35,873 488 0 0
1945 (7Mont hs 7,4 22,343 2,750 1,208 . 7,345 8,897 23,600 1 130
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL .12,379 22,370 8,857 1,285 35,092 45,419 24,088 1 130.
For1Day and 7o rep
geSErtor. nvetr~,f,. FjrN,/APN-1. pecisin night SCR-729 .end

* Sot available.

.4

PRODUCTION, JULY 7,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

 0MPUS~ SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIPMENT
AlIRBORNE-NAVY

________ _______________________(Unit - Each) ___________

AJSOI;J E ALTJ1ITEES BCR4BING

EQUIPMEBT INDICATOR
ASSEMBLIES

P 10AY/AYF ~A/AFA-16
AA ASfl ABC ASE AenB, AN4/APA-17

19140- July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April 10
May
June

July
August 18 0 0
September 100 614 78 0 1,1014
October 99 66 330 0 429
November 75 37 614 276 0 275
December 0 60 23 77 8 122
19145- January 200 187 44 818 10 1914
February Program 648 2 865 51 90
March complete 1,0144 75 7814 77 S 44
April 1,665 27 1,609 62 Program
May 2,026 43 1,8614 37 complete
June 2,062 33 1,560 19
July 2,068 12 1,569 0
August 1,422 1 2,029 1
September 1,496 2 1,137 Program
October 2,567 3 1,1214 complete
November 3,281 1 2,009
December 3,712 Program 2,322
complete
191414
"January 3,810 1,512
February 4,477 1,291
March 4,730 1,2814
April 4,126 1,681 1
May 4,829 1,207 3
June 4,612 1,600 0
July 5,5214 1,301 0
August 7,0914 0 0
September 8,2149 191 25
Oc tober 7,073 800 66
November 9,008 550 1014
December 8,1427 503 3145
1945 January 8,170 476 550
February 5,056 1
March 350
2,923 Program 350
April 3,029 complete
May 350
2,903 180
June 2,599
July 180
965 60
August 115 3
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 75 296 249 809 18 1,930 0 0 0
19143 200 22,178 243 17,690 257 328 119 0 0
19144 0 71,959 0 11,920 0 0 5,672 5144 157
19145 (8 Months) 0 25,760 0 477 0 0 2,850 1,823 1,2214
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 275 120,193 492 30,896 275 2,258 6,6141 2,367 1,381

USE ,l
0to-.rude 0 t Equipmen~tIl re on
20,000 feet. 400 fee1,Todt ie,,preene orASH. tinder.

Sourceof Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Shipe).

31, 945
940-AUGUST 31, 1945
JULYI,I,1940-AUGUST SEPTEMBER I, 945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER 1,,1945
 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE RMMWWA@%
__ .

RADAR EQUIPMENT
Al REOJRNE-NAVY

(Unit - Each)

DETECTION
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
IDENTIFICATION

PERIOD A/APS-2 AN/APS-3 AN/APS-4 AI/APS-6/6A ABA ABD ABE ABE ANAsPR-1 A/JX-
(ASO) (ARD) (ASH) and AlA AF (BJ

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December'
1942 - January
February
March
April
May
2,921
June
,1,684
July
August
September 705
1,280
275
650
I 1,250
5,409
October 8 b00 974 9,932
November 52 778 1,844 15,287
December 89 700 1,689 11,525

1945 - January 155 704 0 1,590 11,153

February 175 I 827 0 0 11,258
March 145 1,400 101 0 7,219
April 151 0 1,500 200 1,772 2,595
May 519 0 565 0 750 4,046
June 578 0 Program 200 798 4,601
complete Program Program
July 48b complete complete ,884
August 0
448 2 5,703
September 338 5,655
October 569 17 5,187
2,058

j
November 412 8
December 510 13 550

1944 - January 255 108 512 10 4

February 105 103 1355 100 21
0 425

J
March 145 595
April 121 156 0 1,250 1,594
May 134 200 0 1,950 2,542
June 100 249 0 2,798 5,254

July 100 456. 0 3,052 5,604

August 154 707 0 5,728 5,952
September
October
November
December
79
104
100
100
987
1,077
1,186
1,304
0
0
0
0
5,995
5,982
4,101
5,197
4,560
5,476
2,028
107
J
2,209 1,226

J
1945 - January 100 1,522 0
February 215 1,300 540 1,511 1,345
March 93 1,200 460 1,155 1,204
April Program 1,099 Program 888 1,046
May complete 1,000 complete 1,279 1,029
June 1,000 1,007 1,025
July 700 949 1,051
August 210 247 437
1]
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 149 78 0 0 5,704 1,684 7,072 41,403 0 0
1943 3,666 2,565 43 75 4,796 501 4,890 57,687 0 0
1944 1,348 6,634 6,670 1,b04 .0 0 0 647 28,568 26,509
1945 (8 Months) 406 576 7,851 1,101 0 0 0 1,000 9,225 8,343

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 5,509 9,853 14,550 2,778 10,500 2,185 1256 100,757 57,795 54,652

Fotimps.

To determ,,,ineSu

SEPTEMBER I. 1945
JULYI,1,1940-AUGUST
PRUOUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST
SI, 1945
31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
 OMIL $ SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIPMENT
SHIP ANDSHIP-AND-SHORE

(Unit- Each)

FIRS CONTROL

Antiaircraft Main Battery

PERIOD 1Shore
Mark 4 Mark 10 Mad 1 Mark 12 Mark 3 Mark 8 Mark 16

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 4o
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March 301 85
April
May
June 14 Program
complete
July 20
August 11 2
September 3 2
October 13 2
Rovember 8 4
December 0 7

1943 - January 0 5 9
Flebruary 30 12 10
March 7 6
April 314 1 8
May 35 0 6 9
June 19 0 5 2 14
July 25 0 39 8 20
August 28 4 70 5 5
September 28 0 73 6 314
October 26 0 110 5 21
November 25 0 10 7 214
December 97 0 15 6 20
191414
- January Program 5 0 7 Program
February complete 5 7 complete
March 6 25 7
April 3 18 8
May 5 21 8
June 5 Program 8
complete
July 6 8
August 9 8
September 9 8
October Program 10
November complete 12
December 19
1945 - January Program
February complete
March
April
May
June
July
August

SUMM4ARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0
1941 50a 00o
194237 0 0 0 85 17 0
191434295 29 32217 0 7 5
1940 58 100 200 0 0
1945 (8 Months) DD02lO0
CUMULIATIVETOTAL 670 82 422 699 125 205 150

US ith With With With Mark 34 Marne orp

USENak 33end Mork50 Mark49 Mork 37 - and3

Sourceof Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ordnance).

PRODUCTION, JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 145

298 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAR EQUIPMENT
SHIP AND SHIP-AND-SHORE

____________(unit -Each)

OTDE TAJ FIRE C051'20L

Identilfoation Equipment

P EIOD Navigating -rail a

Equnmt

1940- Jl
August
Septemiber
October
November
December

1941 .-January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February'
March
April 32
May
June

July
August 214
September 0
October 13
November 31
December 57
1943 - Jenuary 35 6
February 22 43
March 20 92
April 21 131
May 91
June program 27
complete Frogrei
July comp?ete
August
September
October 0
November 1
December 51

194e4 January 1 231

February 0 625
March 0 850
April 4 396
May 0 8314
June 40 571

July 47 1,031
August 74 1,222
September 43 1,0314
October 52 803
November 69 579
December 28 0

1945 - January 8 0
February 72 20 0
March 42 14 0
April 75 Program 300
Maey 100 complete 300
Jane 100 175
July 80 209
August 0 241
SUMABY
1940(6 months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1420 0 0 0 277 0 906 0
19,3 0 0 0 0 123 390 1,007 52
19144 3 70 7. 358 0 0 1,768 8,176
191+5(8 rthiel 52 525 395 42 0 0 48o 1,225

T0TAL
CM14U"-TI72 55 595 402 400 1400 390 4,161 9,1453

Mounetd Hy eY

Source of Datea. U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of Ships). -________________________

PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

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RADAR EQUIPMENT
SHIP ANDSHIP-AND-SHORE

________________(Unit - Each)

OHERTHAN TINE CONTROL

Detection Equipent

PERIODI
SA Bc SD BE SF SG SR { N

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February
March
April 339 k45
May
June

July
August 35 0 1 714 0
September 20 6 0. 1 31 38
October 4 6 0 5 25 29,
November. 1 3 0 1 55 37
December 8 16 7 20 1
36 18
1943 - January 33 9, 22 30 42 6 9
February 57 10 214 45 59 18 2
March 37 13 25 63 92 22 7
April 38 22 30 83 52 6 10
May 40 10 35 100 36 Program 0
June 30 1 100 101
21 complete 0
July 28 8 21 100 69 0
August. 30 21 12 85 31 0
September 0 32 Program 99 57 6
October 10 16 complete 113 96 32
November 30 30 133 109 10
December 40 35 132 69 20
1944 - January 40 20 200 16
February 41 30 38 514 10
March 30 10 49 66
April 31
9 2 82 82 17
May 35 1 1214 82 17
June 50 1 59 20
75
July 50 3 Program 57. 20
August 50 20 complete 20
50
September 41 28 90 20
October 214 314 100 20
November 18 1 60 15
December. 22 4 40 214
1945 - January 20 Program 3 15
February 20 complete 0 7
March 20 0 Program
April Program 1 complete
May complete 35
June 15
July 26
August 5
SU144AEY
194i0(6 months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
194i2 28 407 31 8 28 221. 1 167
1943 588 373 207 190 1,083 813 52 76
19144 718 410 1514 0 552 818 0 230
1945 (8Months)1 230 6o 0 0 0 85 0 22
CUMULIATIVE
TOTAL 1,564i 1,250 392 198 1,663 1,937 53 495

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SEPTEMBER I, 1945
I, 1940-
JULY 1,1940=AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
AUGUST 31, 945
31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
300 OMPUS SPECIAL RELEASE

RADAREQUIPMENT
SHlIP ANDSHIP-AND-SHORE

(Unit - Each)

OTAR THAN FINN CONTROL - Continued

Detection Equipment - Continued Indicating Equipment

PEIDSK SK-IN SL SO SP/SP/IM4 SR -- VP G-

1940 -July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 0
November 2
December 0
1943 -January 5
February 16
March 59
April 123
May n10
June 110
July 84
August 96
September 96
October 25
November 40 .
December 60
1944 - January 55
February 75
March 90
April 90
May 95
June 75
July Program
August complete 3
September 1
October 0
November 0
December 0
1945 - January 14
February 43
March 43
April Program
May complete
June
July
August
SUMMdARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 223 0 824 1,315 0 0 o 0 o
1945 (8Monthal 50 33. 0 766 134 221 216 1,121 100 Li

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 375 84 1,309 6,153 198 276 692 1,274 104

945
31,1945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
JULY 1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER I. 1945
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RADAR EQUIPMENT
cROUN
D

(Unit - Each)

AIRCRAFT
DETECTORS
Long Range Medium Range (Tranportable)

PERIOD
Mobile Fixed A/C-1 A/S- ANP-5 A/P-0 A/P- RTSS
SCR-270 SCR-271 A/CS. Af/s- A/PS5 A/I-C p/p.1 Aris5

1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 106
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 2
February 2
March 14
April 10 18
May 16 5
June 16
July
Auguat
8- 16
September 9 9
October 8 9
November
28 32
12 30
December
23 42
1945 - January 0 37
February 40
March 16
12 1
April
May 33 0
June 35 0
0 0
July
Auguet 36 0
17 34
September 0 1
October 0
November Program
December
10 complete
0
1944 - January
30 2
February
25 11
March
9 20 11
April 30
May
2 35
Program 40 50
June complete 46
July 107
August 51
September
Program 131
complete 136
October
November
46
December
69
5
1945 - January Program
complete
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1060 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 148 171 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 183 89 0 0 0 0 0 0
1944 66 0 3 0 0 0 200 650
1945 (7 onths) 0 0 56 2 71 44 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 503 260 59 2 71 44 200 65o

USE adrneSrh eipmet. Fr*aly waring.

Dource
Data-aUtaS
i
War Department (Signal Corps) end ArczyAir Forces (Air Technical Service Command).
* Not available.

1940- AUGUST NI,

JULY 1,I, 945 SEPTEMBER I,945
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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RADAR EQUIPMENT
CROUN
C

_____________________ ~~~~~(Unit
Each)_____________________
-

GROUNDCONTROLEQUIPMENT ANTIAfICRAFT FINS CONTROL

Interception - Mobile Gun Directing Equipment - Searchlight Control

1
PERIOD1 4 HP~
eight
Fixed Mobile Trneit SCR-58 Finder
SCR-615 SC-527 Receiver Navigation AN/MG-1 SCR-545 and NONP-1
SC-268 SCR-547
A ad CRa -627 nd
SCR-567 AN Nl SCR-784

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 370
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 52
February 16
March 50
April 46
May 7
June 46
July 80
August 107
September 117
October 115 4
November 27 141 22
December Program 156 44
complete
1943 -. January 174 67
February
March 157 81
April
1 57 112
3' 1 121 92
May 1 125 26
June 7
16 8 118 27
July
August 28 6 13 51 25
September 23 20 44 69 Program
October 33 40 86 90 complete
29 51 150 110
November 21 51 173 129
December 16 41 170 130
1944 - January
February 17 48 170 31
March 21 8 170 102
15 Program 170 131
April
May 8 complete 170 66
June 115 Program
11 39 complete
July
August
9 0
2 0
September
October Program 0
November complete 0
December 0.
6
1945 - January 1
February 19
March 11 25
April 37 50
May 41 100
June 55 3
July 26 73
Augut 20 120
-5 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a J 370 0
1942 a 0 27 0a 0 0 0 933 70
1943 30 177 0 0 0 219 636 0 1,331 430
1944 15 91 0 56 0 56 64o 1 330 0
1945 (8 Monthal 63 a 0 0 121 a 42 0 214 382 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 108 268 27 177 42 275 1,690 383 2,964 500

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a TotalthroughJuly 1945.
* Not available.

31, 1945
1940-AUGUST 31,
JULY I,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, 1945
SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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RADAR EQUIPMENT
GROUND

(Unit - Eah)

IDENTIFlICATIONN QU SNT RCOfl AND

LADINGEQUIPM(ENT

PENIOD Portable N-2 C11 C12N-1 SCR-621 Portable

A]/C%- R-17 C-84 RC19 R-25 Cand (AN/CPN-3
s-64o0 (sc-620)

194.0 - July
August
September
October
November
December

191.1 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

194.2 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November 25
December 0
191.3- January 25
February 0
March 0
April 13
May Program
June complete
July
August 2
September 0
October 12
November 50 b
December 179 225 10
191.1.January 25 126 50 15
February 57 175 80 15
March 121 21.8 88 20
April 11.0 227 99 22
May 101 251 73 4.0 Program
June Program 265 72 70 complete
complete
July 1 Program Program
Auguet 0 complete complete
September 0
October 75
November Program
December complete
191.5- January
February
March
April
May
June
July
Auguet

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941Q0 0 0 0 0 0 0
194.2 0 0 0 0 0 25 0
19435 0 0 179 275 0 355 0
19441 0 42 1,366 462 110 0 7
195 (7 Months) 71 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL,
CUMULGATIVE 71 4412 1,51.5 757 110 60 102

TUNE - Idtifitionfrindor oe(IFT). To gude irpane

Not available.

31, 1945
1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
PRODUCTION, JULY1,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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RADAR EQUIPMENT
GROUND

(Unit- Ech)

COASTARTILlY FIRE COSTROL CTR EQIIiDS

Radio Detectors

Fixed. Portable
1 TE-53
B~
Set PE-185Q
SCR-582 ScR-296 SCR682 JbRC-7 g Fo0e Ui
I RC- 1

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January.
February
March
April 1
May 0
June 0

July 4 1 1
August
11 0 230
September
October 9 0 220
November 6 214 277
December 0 35 25
10 46 240 183
194o3- January
February 10 20 80 0 20
March 5 20 614 0 19
April Program 10 29 67 19
May complete 10 0 0 19
June 9 0 36 19
0 0 0 214
July*
August 12 0 0 102
September 6 1 0 50 72
October 6 0 0 138 514
November Program 1 67 0*
December complete 1 Program 25 38
10 complete 126 45
19144- January
February 12 125 23
March 12 62 26
April 20 Program 214 80
May 20 complete 59 153
June 20 59 4,777
19 60 1,221
July
August 17 6o 3,657
September 6 60 18,590
October 5 56 26,883
November Program 60 30,441
December complete 514 34,301
36 33,959
1945 - January
February Program 47,097
March complete 64,402
April 76,621
May 100,1463
June 120,110
July 132,231
August 40,423
53,.692
SUMMARY
1940(6 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942.40 107 0 993 183 0 0
19143 15 93 13 240 442 487 0
19144 0 0 131 0 187 579 154,062
19145 (8 Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 735,039
CUMULATIV TOTAL 55 200 1414 1,233 812 1,066 889,101

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SEPTEMBER I, 1945 -eat
 OMPUS SPECIAL; RELEASE 30b

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_____________________ (Unit- Each') _______

SHIPBOARD

Echo Ranng Sound Receivers

T TEcho
PERIODRange
Recorder
QF/BJA/
I I 1
0CJ/QCL QBE QGBQC QS/QCT 55070/55100/ JlN JO

551314
1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March
April 28
May 23
June 656
July
August 8 221
September 11 38 79
October 13 52 Program
November 1 68 4 complete
December 0 74 8 20
19143- January 8 64 31 10
February 68 38 16
March 10 0
53
April 7 8o 43
May 30 7 -3 10
June 43 55 1
July 52 47 52 2
August 19 73 Program
September 13 49 60 complete
October 11 50 55
November 6 39 41
December 2 43 2 45
19144- January 1 54 1 32
February' Program 53. 0 31
March complete 57 15 27
April 37 26
May 55 76 12
June 25 52 Program
complete
July 38 55
August 27 45
September 11 57
October 2 50
November 4 46
December Program 48
complete
1945 - January 0
February 20
March Program
April complete
May
June
July
August

SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 61 255 0 0 23 12 765 300 20
1943 201 632 194 2. 133 53. 1,934 0 82
1944 1 382 292 482 165 128 1,931 0 0
1945 (8Months ~ 0 0 305 20 2 0 301 0. 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 263 1,269 791 504 323 671 4,931 300 102

USE raneeede- snebost

TA~Iteeeiee preeneeofunerwate craftC
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Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureauof Ships).

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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____________________ ~~~~~(Unit
Each)_____________________
-

SHIPBOARD - Continued HARBORDE

DK13

EcoSudigSh Rnigand
Sounding Echo Raging

PERIOD Sono-uoy
NJ 1EN 1me 1l WA WCA QUO QCP Q DfQ.a

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
111-December

February
March
April. 37 8
May
June
July
August
September
October
November.I
1942 - January 0
February a
March 0
April 83 0
May 335 279 .0
June0
July0
August5 0
September 61. 13 40 4
October 42 6 90 4
November 9 30 59 8 1
December 18 18 76' 7 0
1943 -January 1014 9 77 7 0. 72
February 88 2 88 4 3
March 90 2 40 106 9 7
April 123 21 23 102 9 0_ 0
May 135 13 Program 102 6 0 0
June 161 26 complete 41 9 0 0
July 147 29 15 73 8.0
August 137 42 35 65 7 1 350
September 89 27 .. 54 62 6 5
October 99 19 68 28 5 15 70
November 171 100 68 8 6 10 0
December 145 142 614 15 910
191414
- January '205 i10347 9 4 1 25
February 202 112 90 1. 5 3 1 138
March 245 102 102 1 15 2 1 212
April 94 -33 146 3 6 2 2 163
May 93 16. 166 0 12 Program 1 6 112j
June 112 33 145 1 12 complete 1 5 50
July 43 52 145 1 13 0 3 25
August 6 111 143 0 7 1 3 125
September 0 42 151 0 14 . 0 7 88
October, 0 70 92 19 16 1 6 *62J
November 0 62 52 45 1 Program 6 Program
December 0 117 41 32 4 complete 3 " complete
4
19 5 -January 12 54 26 85 10 0
February49 46 18 76 6 0
March 81 59 0 65 8 1
April 51 81 5 69 50
May 69 66 38 54 7 0
June 40 80 46 24 7.
July Program 93 14 4 5 19
Auutcomplete 0 11 0 1 0
SUMMIARY
1940 (6Months) /I 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0
1941 13 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0
194 465 0 346 0 353 23 .0 1 0 0
1943 1,1489 421 74 3014 767 85 0 42 0 492
19144 1,000 853 0 1,320 112 109 7 9 39 1,000j
1945 (8 Months) 302 479 0 158 377 49 0 0 250
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 3,293 1,753 420 1,782 ' 1,609 2714 7 52 614 1,1492'

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-AGUT3-
PMODUOTIONJLY, 1940..... 14 SPEMER--14
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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___________________ (Unit -Each) - -- -_ ___

0EUTRALEXCHANGES PORTABLE
SWITCHBOARDS

Telephone B3attarjr-operated Telephone

Telegraph Telephone an
BD-100 BD-91 Transportable Exchanges epatr Telmegr
PERIOD Switchboard Headquateres Seeter oTinste

{______
for Switchboard BD-96 BD-89 'TC-20, 6-line 12-line TC-29 3R
TC-.5 (20-line) for for TC-.40,or BD-1 BD72
for TC-4 TC-2 TC-1
TC-l2 ____ _____ ____.___

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February 24 7,900 6,099 79
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 14 152 923 17
February 23 130 177 50
March 13 0 126 38
April 0 0 250 28
May 0 371 113 37
June 0 298 192 40
July 0 142 270 30
August 25 0 0 1 19
September 62 0 0 235 0
October 48 0 810 920 0
November 135 0 946 1,202 0
December 120 0 685 632 0

1943 - January 68 0 787 465 0

February 0 0 970 788 4
March 0 2,059 884 94
April 24 20 1,005 492 236
May 91 59 26 2,055 776 167
June 100 325 39 2,193 869 240

July 100 451 104 2,573 707 155

August 100 331 12 2,670 1,518 655 106
September 100 351 102 2,811 1,381 1,150 60
October 117 578 145 2,770 1,089 1,155 97
November 75 257 50 2,720 1,1%6 1,526 317
December 15 521 97 1,727 1,076 169 348

1944 -January 105 394 141 1,678 1,754 Program 212

February 126 400 105 2,578 522 complete 264
March 242 353 41 2,272 616 99
April 159 0 0 120 1,618 63
May 41 0 67 Program 1,051 0
June 137 38 40 complete 2,785 0

July 45 113 40 1,012 340

August 70 203 64 482 Program
September 0 324 54 420 complete
October 105 293 40 80
November 105 293 40 0
December 98 307 90 0

1945 - January 125 205 56 0

February 129 203 109 500
March 75 184 6o 400
April 0 151 65 300
May 51 .31 70 Program
June 120 8 100 cooplete
July 120 Program 121
August 31 complete 4
SUMMSARYk
1940 (6 Months) 0 0 o044 ,0 6090
1941 0 0 0 2 ,00 6 90 7
1942 390 0 1,057 50 111 3,534 5,041 0 259
1943 790 2,653 1,124 595 180 24,300 11,181 4,655 1,824
19454481,2t31 651 7182 1,167 15 ,68030 1,000 0 07
1945(81,2t3)'61 278 1,715 722 2500,48 1,000 0 90

CUMULATIVETOTAL- 3,062 6,153 5,056 1,976 890 42,382 33,661 4,5 3,140

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Signal Corps)

31, 945
I, 1940-AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER I, 1945
JULY
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, 1,1940-AUGUST 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945
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__________________(Unit -Each)

FIE~LDTELEPHONES
PORTABLE TEIEPEOSE
SETS TELEGRAPH SETS

Repeater Sets

E-8-AFu
(S<O Short Teletypewriter
EE-8 (ai ed) EE-108 Ringer Single Three Line Printer
Soviet Type Moiid -12A
x-61820A
Unit Unit T-S TG-7
x-6i821E

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April 342,489 5,720
May
June

July
August
September
October 2,559
November
December

1942 - January 25,196 7,000 109

February 852 15,000 282
March 200 15,000 1,1314
April 1,810 15,000 526
May 5,796 12,500 912 1,122
June 13,592 0 2,678 556

July 31,268 1,000 8,590 127

-August 22,808 7,0140 5,700 0
September 40,233 7,000 7,771 0
October 28,387 3,977 1,3149 0
November 30,738 7,656 605 165
December 19,866 13,7141 6,474 323
1943 - January 1,901 10,890 3,881 502
February 28,772 2,998 8,886 1,030
March 30,7714 2,985 8,436 1,171-
April 31, 078 9,8144 8,718 2,1606
May 30,580 8,326 4,128 3,708
June 40, 572 9,5714 3,821 3,835 8,060

July 26,866 4,169 3,1415 2,778

August 23,639 11,2141 " 3,9148 5 2,867
September 18,1314 9,923 4,o054 80 17 95 2,101
October 29,593 9,615 2,946 11 0 2,035
November 24,809 15,525 Program. 59 21 .0 530 1,3614
December 23,690 18,020 complete 38 0 38 0 - 1,570

19144- January 44,8614 7,719 94 153 128 0 1,291

February 45,220 11,788 200 103 121 0 1,635
March 46,220 8,469 110 90 108 0 1,533
April 53,813 0 80 50 88 0 1,582
May 51,1014 79 45 84 600 1,528
0 1,080 1,525
June 44,346 76 52 93
0
July 34,859 60 314 67 1,217 1,402
0 22 287 1,400
August 30,172 58 57
September ,20,635 485 76 22 63 0 1,1401
October 21,293. 10,1415 74 22 60 0 1,290
November 16,1408 20,350 88 20 60 0 843
December 19,529 17,880' 101 17 44 150 .821

1945 - January 30,726 7,670 80 48 68 1,002 1,000

February 2,889 8,000 75 44 72 1,200 1,000
March 37,837 7,368 65 56 72 1,200 300
April 43,003 6,8014 55 48 69 1,800 415
May 43,186 9,090 15 19 Program 3 0
June 33,816 906 program Program complete 1,902 0
July
August
22,016
9,898
Program
complete
~cmplete cOplte Program
complete
3014
180

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 3218 0 0 0 0 5,20,5
19132490 0 0 0 0 0,2 ,5
1942r 220,7146 104,914 34,079 0 0 0 4,344

1943 322,1408 113,110 52,233 188 50 138 23,163 10,9914

19144 428,463 77,1114 0 1,096 630 973 3,3314 16,251
1945 (8 onths) 249,371 39,838 0 290 215 281 7,107 3,199.
CUMULATVE'TALi 1,563,477 334,976 86,312 1,5714 895 1,392 43,668 33,003

SEPTEMBER I. 1945 al-gas

JULY 1,I,1940-AUGUST
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION,
31,1945
940- AUGUST 31, 1945
SEPTEMBER L1945 u-"&
 SM2Y

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TEXETYPE SETS LONSG DISTANCE TELEPHONE AND~TELEGRAPH

SYST.EM (COMEOMENS)

Reperforatore Terminml Sete

PERIOD TG-13 Receiver 'Two-way Ringer Set Repeater Set TLerp

and Printer Telgrap
CeF-C2 en
1
TG-14 #4 deTX15emitter
Perforator
MeX1 (TC-2 +) (TC-23) (10-22) (rc-21)

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February 160
March
.April
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
* December

194+2- January 180

February 140
March 150
April
1,675
160
* May 240
June 125
July 230 358
Auguet 126 182
September 167 6
October 142 30
November 59
December 126 0

1943 - Jenuary 93 121 21

February 0 114+
March 390
385 50 50
1355
April 19 55 85 200 315
May 0 0 80 350 00
June 15 0 13 199 67

July 17 0 2 271 100 56

August Program 0 0 310 400 110
September Complete 275 0 225 440 151
October 275 109 226 286 112
November 0 91 45 24+ 139
December 270 105 .0 122 17
1944 - January 260 180 230 135 198
February 99. 216 243 125 191+
March 250 220 242 160 212
April 250 255 254+ 220 198
May 205 250 211 177 203
June 318 260 225 129 181
July 402 380 311 103 190
August 500 455 377 179 186
September 500 599 401 0 271+
October 448 399 0 314
November 557 406 0 3530
December 211 118 0 337
66
1945 - January 112 303 220 46 180
February 150 300 220 'y5 190
March 100 302 220 213 190
April 128 100 220 180 190
May 271+ 266 220 99 93
June 287 229 225 153 187
July Progrem Complete 200 Program 44~
August 317

1940 (6 Months) 0 '10

1912 16 0 65 2 0 0 0 0
1921,845 0 937 2,1300000
1943 '79 0 1,500 54+9 1,876 1,372 937 946
194414
( Mnt 0 300 3,4+92 3,886 3,717 1,228 2,817 2,611
19+ 8Mnh~0 59 1,051. 1,500 1,609 856 1,1113 1,098

CUTArV
OA 2,281+ 339 7,631 9,185 7,202 3,4+56 4,865 4,655

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SEPTEMBER I.1945
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31,1945
PRODUCTION, JULY I,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I. 1945

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______________________ ~~~~(Unit
Each)___
- _________________

CABLE ASSEM4BLIES POWERUNITS

Five Pair, Rubber Jacketed Cable CC-345

I Waterproof
PERIOD ToalDouble
Tontal Circuit PE-75 PE-95 PE-210
CCength 100 Feet 200 Feet 1,000 Feet Multi-channfel
(1,000 Feet) CC-358

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April - 2,805 800
May
June

July
August
September 6,651 1,788
October
November
December

1942 - January 5,602 514 191 5,512

February 2, 15 0 0
March 17 51 59 0
April 0 0 0 0
May 507 51 13 499
June 997 199 67 964
July 1,048 35 44 1,036
August 900 0 0 900
September 2,204 6 1 2,203 1,600
October 2,609 467 239 2,515 3,450
November 3,317 368 247 3,231 .6,150
December 2,721 393 481 2,586 10,938
1943 - January 2,469 171. 196 2,413 11,262
February 2,400 23 If 2,397 11,300
March 3,183 72 52 3,165 12,750
April 2,921 326 294 2,830 14,104
May 4,666 1,401 17 4,522 15,227
June 3,594 1,053 59 3,477 15,308 19,676 8,720
July 1,489 2,331 42 1,247 16,253
August 4,149 4,040 202 3,705 17,097
September 4,830 1,868 108 4,622 23,332
October 5,525 3,848 30 5,13k 27,644
November 11,146 3,024 302 10,783 34,474 2,693 2,645
December 9,756 2,950 314 9,398 32,812 2,279 3,025
1944 - January 9,850 3,026 350 9,477 30,038 3,191
February 11,013 3,058 367 10,634 37,538 3,368
March 11,981 3,027 304 11,617 40,761 3,656 9,481
April 14,o65 3,020 1,830 13,397 42,545 3,969
May 11,368 1,500 96 11,199 43,710 3,151
June 11,694 1,030 0 11,591 36,388 3,924
July 7,864 1,250 0 7,739 32,300 3,597 990
August 6,200 1,251 0 6,075 26,116 3,982 1,160o
September 4,670 1,350 0 27,111 90
October 6,920 0 30 28,219 109
November 13,205 02
0 0 13,205 26,207 3,994 51
December 11,887 2,781 11,537 0
360 27,775 3,333 0
500
1945 - January. 12,266 4,915 1,064 11,562 29,233 3,001 0
February 9,260 3,898 324 8,805 25,805 2,556 500 0
March 12,386. 1,600 128 12,200 332,590 2,450 100
-_April 374
12,418 1,600 170 12,224 2,076 750 1,500
May 12,444 1,250 170 12,285 2,118 750 1,500
June 14,386 135 50 14,362 224,305 1,650 750 2,250
July 14,568 100 44 14,550 10,785 1,013 615 1,100
August 3,405 0 2 3,405 3,180 650 259 309
SUMMARY
1940(6Months) 2,805 806 800 2,564 00j} 6,651 1,788 0
1942 19,924 2,099 1,342 19,446 22,138 0
19356,128 21,107 1,620 53,693 231,563 24,648 14,390 0
1944 137,481a 21,293 3,337 13 4,684a 398,708 43,004 12,928 250
1945 (8 Months) 91,133 13,498 1,952 89,393 194,575 15,514 4,498 6,759
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 307,471 58,803 9,051 299,780 846,984 89,817 33,604 7,009

USE Armyhead.,di

a Including16,782
assemblies
of W C-534,not distributed by months.

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WIRE COMMUNICATION AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMAENT

__________ Unit - Thousand Miles)(Uit Each)

FIELD AND ASSAUL~T

WIRE WIRE HANDLING EQUIPMEN~T

Wire 110-B
Twisted1 ng eWire Reel
PERIOD I Pair Assault ITactic W
lir Re1 Unit Wr

Total.ncudng
-Total Equivalent
Double
Conductor
Tactic3 Cll (Colapsiblo Thrower
-oSand)-313

1940 - July
August
Septeaber
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 17,445
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 619
February 64
March 187
April 12,451 0
May 4,149 0
June 6,559 560

July 8,200 739

August 175 504
September 0 0
October 0 560
November 0 1,930 3
December 0 2,412 0

1943 - January 0 1,781 0

February 950 300 0
March 50 0 49
April 2,000 0 71
May 4,500 0 7
June 4,040 861 125
July 2,200 3,935 68
August 2,850 4,400 112
September 5,003 4,278 20
October 3,950 5,825 78
November 2,400 6,201 Progr
December 4,535 5,079 complete
1944 - January 6,565 4,155
February 7,486 2,604
March 8,586 3,087
April 8,285 2,295
May 5,500 1,982
June 9,200 2,547
July 7,200 2,479
August 7,700 2,200
September 7,000 2,100
October 12,913 2,200
November 17,228 2,026
December 15,855 985
1945 - January Program 1,890
February 1 complete 2,804
March 2 3,272
April 6 2,401
May 1,650
June 7
1 1,050
July Program 783
August complete 0
SUM4ABY
1940 (6 Months) 22 2 2 00 1,+
1941 ~, 26232303 0 0 0
19420000
1943 906 813 813 0 93 0 31,534 7,575 3

1944 965 824 824 0 141 3 32,478 32,660 530

1945 (8 s')
Month 1 ,608 8, 1,2115 1, 1 ,215
0473 0 321 3100 72 113,518 ,60,6
281,6 0 0

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(Unit- Eacht) ___ (Unit- Each)

GIOMI
JiBB EQUPMNlT RADlIO GB0UR EPDA

---
-
Test Sets Trans-
portable
PERIOD ignaling Ciphering Signal Time Filter
Portable EquipmentEquipmentrFacsimile
Device Lamp Control and
CobtCHIGCI GOT GOT
TS-26/TSM oltametey Panel Equipment
EquipmentOperation Set 19 scn-636 5011-602
RC-58 M-209
AP-50A SE-1l BC-133 Rooam
E6r 1-50
AN/TrQ-1
!I i i i i
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March 1, 535 3,o514 120
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January 816 0 0 0

February 86 0 0 0
March 0 126 0 4 0
April 0 147 .0 1 0
May 1,578 11 0 14, 800 3 0
June 330 .108 0 3 0

July 61 '12 80 7 0
0
August 31 300 540 0
September 59 4,003 5 0
October 428 618 8,505 1 3,7314 2 12
November 348 6214 6,612 53 580 10 1
December 300 8214 8,173 21 890 9 19

1943 - January 800 665 7,540 0 500 12 26

February 900 577 6,230 0 500 4
March 5614 721 8,525 0 16 27
1,9006 4 32
April 850 600 5,801 0
May 980 5914 5,350 0 0 12 7.
June 1,150 122,888 5,250 2514 0 3 8 9
567
July 1314 3144 2,100 841 49 0 8 38
August 142 362 1,800 2,900 27 0 32 36
September 360 522 912 8,825 0 0 4 26
October 500 641 588 8,769 0 20 8 30
November 2114 1,010 0 55 20 1,1480 U1 55
December 406 1,516 119,270 0 47 30 449 10 45

19144- January 0 1,319 4,920 2,700 7,935 50 15 1,150 Program 50

February 0 1,321 2,922 2,800 4,000 25 15 0 complete 3 50
March 200 0 33 3,1814 '0 16 15 210 3 2
337 44
April 600 91 0 98 2,518 1,529 15 1-5 Program
May 0 0 326 5,1452 Program ,10 15 complete 2 70
550
June 576 0 0 1514 5,100 complete 13 15 3 70

July 350 0 175 6,000 7 10 Program Program

August 1,362 1914 0 192 6,000 Program 0 complete complete
* September 1,5514 Program 0 34 6,000 complete 0
October 0 complete 0 202 6,000 0
November 816 0 150 4,303 10
December 868 8,058 1014 3,000 10

1945 - January 1,2514 16,8142 93 2,380 0

February 1,026 26,1114 81 2,700 0
March 253 14,646 50 3,000 5
April 1,1414 0 50 3,000 7
May 936 35,1400 Program 2,500 10
June 482 22,638 complete 1,000 10
July Program Program 1,020 10
August complete complete 360
SUMMARY
1940 (6Months) 1,535 3,0514 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7
19410 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 4,037 3,1456 0 0 27,833 0 155 0 10,0014 46 0 32
1943 7,000, 8,119 242,158 0 44,096 36,020 178 70 7,350 209 0 3514
19144 6,876 3,062 15,900 1,268 53,057 13,14614 136 120 1,360 0 15 286
1945 (8 Months) 5,095 0 115,6140 2714 15,960 0 0 42 a 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 24,543 17,691 373,698 1,5142 140,946 49,484 589 232 18,7114 155 15 745

US eriin. by eai - toair- forceradi dciphering e'da off ireof filte,

a Total throughJuly 1945.

N ot available.

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EXPLANATORY OTES
COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Source of Data

United States War Department, Signal Corps; United States Army Air Forces, Air
Technical Service Command; and United States Navy Department, Bureau of Ships and Bureau
of Ordnance.

Coveraye of Data

The selected items of Communications and Electronie Equipment for which data are
shown in this section are those considered to be of major importance during the wartime pro-
gram, in terms of strategic need or volume of production. For the items included, data rep-
resent total production undertaken within the United States.

Classification of Items

For the purposes of classification Radio and Radar are treated as independent cate-
gories of equipment. From a standpoint of use or principles of operation no such firm line
can be drawn between them. Radar-meaning RAdio Detection And Ranging-is by definition a
special type of radio, and many components are common to equipment shown in both classes.

Acceptances

Army-procured Items

Acceptances at plants, In some cases, equipment was accepted in the form of

components and later physically assembled at various depots.

Navy-procured Items

Acceptances of complete units at plants.

Ship and Ship-and-Shore

These data include land equipment for naval operations as well as shipborne
equipment.

United States Programs in Canada

Included on page 312 are data on selected items of Communications and Electronic
Equipment procured in Canada by the United States War Department. These production pro-
grams are not included among the items shown in the pages preceding 312.

PRDCTO JUL 1,90AGS 31,94 SETM 1,1945__

__ _ E ^lll-- -*X L
PROUCTION JULY 1,1940-UGUST 31145 SETEMABER 1, 1945
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GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

a G - Formerly Aircraft Transmitting (now

superseded by "A" Series)
AA - Antiaircraft J -Listening (Receiving)
AP - Aerial Communication Panel Set K - Sonic Transmitting
BC - Radie Receiver,Radio Transmitter, Control L - PrecisionCalibrating
Box, etc. N - Underwater Sound Navigational Aids,
BD - Switchboard (Includingecho sounding)
CC - Cable Assmbly Q - Echo Rangingand Listening
CE - Cable or Wire Equipment R - Radio Receiving
CF - Telephone, Tleaph Equipment S - Searching or Detecting (Rader)
- Dynamotor T - Sadie Transmitting
EE - Electrical Equipment W - Combination Echo Ranging and Echo Sounding
FT - Fittings, Clamps, Mountings, etc. Z - Navigation and Landing, Airborne
G.C.I. - Ground Control interception (Superseded by Model "Y" Series)
- Head Set CAB. - Contractor's Desigation Letters for Sangamo
- Electrical and Mechanical Instruments Electric Company
- Teat Equipment
IFP - Identification, Friend or Foe Joint Army-Navy System
MorMC - Microphone
ME - Maintenance Equipment Prefix A -Army-Navy
PE - Power Unite,Dynamotor Units, etc. let Letter - Installation
Pt' - Power Units and Motors except Dynmotors A - Airborne
R - Telephone Receiver C - Air Transportable
RA - Rectifiers G - Ground, General Ground Use
RC - Radio Equipment M - Ground, Mobile (in vehicle which has no
RL - Wire Reel Unit function ether than transporting equipment)
SCR - Sigal Corps Radio T - Ground, Transportable
SCS - Control Net System V - Vehicular
SE - SignalEquipment 2nd Letter - Type of Equipment
TA - TelephoneApparatus I - Interphone, Public Address
TC - Telegraphor TelephoneCentralCfficeSet P - Radar
TE - Tool Equipment and Tool Sets R - Sadio
TG - Telegraph Instruments S - Special
TS - Teat and Measuring Apparatus T - Telephone, Wire
TSM - Test or Tool Set Maintenance 3rd Letter - Purpose
W/ - With A - Auxiliary Assembly
W - Wire C - Communication (Receiving and Transmitting)
WC - SubmarineCable G - Gun Directing
WD - Wire, Cable,or Cordage,DoubleConductor L - Searchlight Control
WS - Wir, Cable, or Cordage, Single Conductor N - Navigational Aids
Q - Special, Public Address
Navy b R - Receiving
S - Search and/or Detecting
B - Recogition or 1FF (Identification, friend T - Transmitting
or Foe) W - Remote Control
D - Radio Direction Finding X - Identification and Recogition

a No officialinformationon abbreviations preceded by manu-
facturer'sname (such as RCA, Bendix,Sallicrafter, Collins
and Pilot)is available.
b The letters are the first letters (except when preceded by
"A") of the model designations and indicate the basic func-
tions of the equipment.The prefix "A" indicatesairborne
installation.Lettersfollowing the first identifyspe-
cificequipment.

JULY I, 1940- AUGUST 31, 945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1I940-AUGUST 31, 1945
PRODUCTION, SEPTEMBER P. 1945
O THER. EQU IPMENT AND SUPPL IES
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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
AVIATION GASOLINE

________________
____________________ (Unit- Thousand Barels)

U. S. ACUALI PODUCTION AILlD NATIONS

SQUIVALENPRODUCTION
OF 100 OCTANE
GASOLINE
-fi -- r-

Hig~h Octano Foreign

Blended
PERIOD 100/130, 99/130,
'98/130, end 91 Octane Total United States Caribbean Persian United
Special Blends Total Area Kingdom
Gulf
of High Quality and Canada
Fuls

1940 - lot Quarter

2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter 4,822
4th Quarter
1941 - January
February
March
April Data not mvailable
May
June
13,553
July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 1,996 509 2,259 1,711 548
February 1,424 708 2,267 1,753 514
March 2,608 724 2,549 1,993 556 Detail by country
Aril 1,838 818 2,513 1,974 539 not available
May 2,106 972 2,600 2,040 560
June 2,441 1,031 2,792 2,220 572
July 2,265 1,392 2,872 2,275
August 597
2,497 1,604 2,987 2,412 575
September 2,201 2,469
1,164 3,049 [ 580
October 2,632 1,222 3,244 221
November 3,997 753
3,252 1,327 4,108 3,391 717 227
December
~,453 1,368 4,6142 3,855 757 286
1943 - January 3,346 1,386 4,274 3,671 603 165
February 3,729 1,312 4,497 3,827 670 274
March 4,276 1,324 4,991 4,273 718 280
April 4,919 1,208 5,384 4,655 729 305
May 4,814 1;7 5,783 5,003 271
780
June 4,478 1,248 6,074 5,254 820 303
July 4,670 1,416 6,227 868
5,359 300
August 5,647 1,879 7,157 6,136 1,021 423
September 5,935 1,904 7,211 6,210 1,001 410
October 6,335 2,465 7,898 6,779 1,119 472
November. 6,470 2,384 7,634 6,500 1,134
December 433
6,356 2,871 8,287 6,933 1,354 546
1944 - January 7,490 2,638 9,391 7,975 1,416 587
February 8,219 2,382 10,067 8,725 1,342 467
March 8,676 2,864 11,231 9,648 1,583
April 543
9,778 2,996 11,534 9,778 1,756 572
May 10,409 3,212 12'412 10,751 1,661 557
June 11,425 2,766 13,009 11,393 1,616 710
July 2,871
12,537 14,643 12,862 1,781 710
August 2,728
13,493 16,509 14,352 2,157 913
September 2,586
13,572 15,932 13,874 2,058 799
October 14,775 2,272 17,169 15,096 2,073 727
November 12,684 1,504 13,848 1,741
15,589 547
December 14;166 1,424 17,049 14,877 2,172 847
1945 - January 14,616 1,945 17486 15,738 1,748 491
Februasry
March
13,441
15, 609
1,836
2,051
2d, 463
18,617
14,369 2,094 843
16,275 2,342 886
April 15,251 1,727 16,828 14,558 2,270 901
May 15,944 1,864 17,506 15,220 2,286 1,006
June 15,125 1,385 17,056 15,325 1,931 730
July 15,218 1,244. 18,430 16,200 2,230 974
August 12, 550 11,636 9,365 2,271 865
SUMMARY
1940 4,822 # * * * *#
1941.13,553 * * *#a#*#*#
1942 28,713 12,838 36,605 29,337 7,268 734 a 801 a 692 a
1943 60,975 20,610 75,417 64,600 10,817 4,182 3,253 3,382
1944 137,224 30,242 164,535 14,179 21,356 7,979 7,601 5,776
1945 (8 Months) 117,754 1?,2;052 b 134,022 - 116,850 17,182 6,696 6,814 3,662
CUMULATIVETOTAL 363,041 75,742 0 410,579 C 353,966 C 56,613 C 19,591 0 18,469 C 13,512 C

Source of 2hta - Petrolum Administration for War: "Aviation Gasoline Report to the War Production Board."
a Fourth quarter only.
b First seven months only.
c Total of available data.
* Not available.

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MACHINERY
CONSTRUCTION EQUI PMENT
(ASF-PROCURED)

_______________(Unit - Each)

~ANUSAMD SHOVELS,CRNIJDNTYPE CRAF.r: ANDSHOVELS,EIBWE-TIRED TYPE

5th Class 14th Class

PEID7th Class 6th Class 3 /3. 4 h1Class 3rd Class tad. Clara Self- 13th O1EaSS12th Class 11th Class 10th Class
3-4-cu. yd + cu. yd. -,i d - u .34c.y.1a.9.pople /-u /-u d /-u d /-u d
65- to 2.
4-Lo20
30- too d.-7QY.,1-cu
6
75-on 0-on
2tn
0-to
30ton
ho-on
1-to
d.tCo -to pole53-
6-on4-o 8 o
81-to cuto
20-ton 1-utod.3/-cu.td.3/-cu.t
14t -o 1.t
10ton 6-on 3-on18-ton 12-ton 8-ton

1940,- July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April Data not available
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 -January 0 0 0
February 0 0 0
March 0 0 .0
April 0 0 0
may 0 0 0
June 0 0 0 Date not
available
July 0 0 0
August 0 0 0
September 0 0 0
October 0 0 0
November 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
1943 - January 1 18 25
February 1 4 18 25
March 1 18 26
April 1 18 26
May 1 18 26
June 1 18 26
July 1 18 26
August 2 5 18 26
September 2 19 26
October 2 5 19 26
November 2 5 19 26
December 2 0 19 26
7
19144- January 0 26 48
February 12 5 30 69
March 2 51
April 10 34 75
May 5 32 68
June 0 51 50
7
July 2 0 35 55
August 0 6 36 55
September 0 314 71
October 4 5 46 53
November 8 40 43
December Progrem 59 41
complete 2
1945 - January 47 40
February 48 38
March Progrem 62 57
April complete 70 27
May 43 48
June 20 42
July Program 33
August complete 35
SUMMARY
1940(6 Monthe) * * 44* 4#44 * * 44 *
1941 * * 44 * 44 44 * 44 4 *
1942 0 0 31 0 47 329 0 0 * 6 266
1943 17 55 240 325 827 1,322 220 95 310 218 535
191414 43 52 350 345 2,200 1,692 474 132 693 471 775
1945 (8 months) 0 10 140 348 1,205 615 290 26 300 439 456
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 60 a 11'7 a 761 a 1,018 a 4,279a 3,958 a 9814a 253 a 1,303 b 1,1314a 2,032 a
Source of Data - U.S. War Department (Engineer Corps).
Stage of Completion - Acceptance of goods following inspection end preparation for shipment.
a Excluding 1940 end 1941; data are not available.
b~ Excluding 1940, 1941, and 1942; data are not available.
* Not available,

I, 940- AUGUST31, 1945 1945

SEPTEMBER I,
PRODUCTION, JULY
PRODUCTION, JULY 1,1940-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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MACH INiERY
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
(ASP-PROCURED)

__________________
____________ (Unit - Each) __________________ ______

ROADROLLERS, GASOLINE-lmRvEN ROADSC~RAPERS

Road Towed Type Crushing

Grader Cable-operatedan
PERIOD Mtorized asm Tne Motorized Plant
12-foot 3-wheel 3adm
4 2-axle
Tadm-axle Cable- 2-unit
MoldboardA 10-ton 9- to 1 -';on 5- to 8-ton operated 12-cu. yd. 8-cu. yd. 25-cu. yd.
-12-cu. yd. Ty'peIT Ty~pe III per Hour

1940 - July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February.
March
April Data not 'available
May
June

July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1942 .January 23' 0 0 0

February 10 0 1
March 0
12 0
April 0 0
0 126 9
May 26 186 2
June 0
14 63 1
0
July 12 100 0
August 0
32 0 27 7
September 38 0 3
October 4 0
0, 39 9
November 12 151 9
December 0
9 31 2
0
1943 - January 49 110 9
February 0
26 0 7
March 0
50 0 0 14
April 47 0 0 7
May 28 7
0
June 95 30 14
0
July 78 0 30 1
August 95 37 21
September 0
117
0 40 25
October ] 2] 40 25
November 0
118 66 29
December 111 3 64 27
1944 - January 73 4 33
February 55 22
3 55
March 52 4 25
April 49 3 43 17
May 49 5. 37 20
June 46 5 39 20

July 44 5 39 20
August 48 5 39 25
September 44 10 39 25
October 46 0 39 22
November. 0 39 17
December 40 0 46 21
1945 - January 38 3 93 26
February 30 5 140 24
March 62 5 115 45
April 74 5 108 44
May 46 5. 62
June 36 Program 10 35
July 14 complete 6 26
August 10 6 10
ST MARY
1940 (6 Months)* * * # * * * *
1941 * * * * * * * *
1942 1,229 -192 0 470 2 723 793 47
194l3 2,598 952 3 354 409 445 2,045 186
1944 1,825 592 44 309 383 526 1,336 267
1945 (8 Monthel 1,154 310 23 278 262 540 716 255

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 6 ,806 a 2,0468 08 1 ,411 a 1,056a 2,2348 4,890 755

Sourceof Data - U. S. War7Department(Engineer Corps).

a Excluding 1940 and 1941; data are not available.
Lotavailable.

.. 3.1_...945
1940-AUGUST...
-'nnUCION, JULY 1..
PRODUCTION, JULY 1, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
SEPTEMBER 1,1945
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MACHINIERY
CONSTRUCTI ON EQUIPMENT
(NAVY-PROCURED)

___________________ ~~~~(Unit
Each)__________________
-

CRANES CRAWLER
AND SHOVELS, TYIPE
Pitcher
Crane Grader Scruper Crawler
Truck-moouted. 14. and Diesel-driven Carryall Gaoline-
PERIOD 3/4-cu. yd. 2-cu. y. 3/J-cu. ydt. 3/1-cu. yd. *-cu. yd. 12-foot lable-controllei driven
10-to 15-ton 0- to 30-ton 7- to 13-ton 7- to 13-ton 5-to6-too Blade -tol10-cu. yd. Whel-type
sr/Crane
Boom Iv/CraneBoom v/Crane Boom W/Crane Boom v/Crane.Boom Lift
anConversions andConversiono

I I. - I 44 1"
1940 - July
Augut Data Data
September not not
October evailable available
November
December

1941- January Data 0 0

February not 0 0
March 0 0 Data. not available
available
April 0 0
4.
May 9
June 0 0

July 0 0
August 0. 0
September 0 0
October 0 Data 0
November 0 not 0 .
December 0 available 0

1942 - January 5 2
13 0 .0
February 6 28
0
March 0 28 '39 0 0
April 0 0 24
May 0 0 1 0
7 0 21
June 0 3
July 0' 2 0 12
0
August 16 10 60 225
5 0
September 12 24 24
October 79 182 2
8 53 0
November 14 30 35 0
26. 24 0 0
December 21
0 26 0*
1943 - January 2 0
February 0 0 0. 57 1,313
0
March 102 .0 0 4. 63 96
86 0 0 0
April 0
May 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
June 0 0 0 0
0
July 0. 0 0 1
0 0 0
August 0 0 0 0
September 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0
October 0 *0 0 0
0 .0 0 0* 0
November 0 0 0 *0 0 0
December 0
46 0 17 15
1944 - January 17 15 8
February 17 10 39 0 27
0 22 6
March 14. 39 4
April 19 10 51 0 24
May 61 0 101 9
24 16
June 62 0 69 4
35 13
19 36. 59 0
July 21 13 4
August 19 9 13 51 44
92 0
September 20 18 3l1 33
16 27 200
October 28 10 43 100 72 "119
November 18 20
December 15 12 *18 88
43 59 .14
1945 - January 37 25 23 77.
February 37 60 38
71 27 .92 62
March ;22 53 52
April 79 69 45
50 35 17
May 25 20 66 32
27 81 87
June 66 32 68
*42 31
July 66 22 27
13 22
August 30 18 29

SUMMARY
1940 (6 months)* ***p*p
1941 * 9 * 4 ***
1942 71. 210 * 288: 266" 236 260 3
1943 l4
10 0 86 49 146 230 1,410 14
1944 247 157 430. 254 . 642 748 370 260
1945 (8 .months) .383 206. 165 434 499 338 316 100

CUMLATIE, OTAL 805a 6

5 2b'61 1 ,02 9 b 1,553a 1,552a 2,356a 3778

Sourceof Data - U. S. Navy Department (Bureau of YardsandDocks).

Stageof Completion - Acceptances at depots.
8Excluding 1940 and 1941,' data are not available.
b Excluding 1940; data're not available.
o Excluding 1940," 1941,,and 1942; data are not available.
-Not available.

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MACHINERY
PORTABLE POWER GENERATOR SETS
(ASP-PROCURED)

____________________________ ~(UnitTEach) ________________

DIESEL-DRIVEN, SKID-MOUNTED GASOLINE-DRIVEN, SKID-MOUNTED

PERIOD
100-%W 50-NW 30-ER 15-R 5-ER 3-ER

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June Data not available

July
August
September
October
November
December.

1942 - January 0
February 0
March 50
April 126
May 201
June 67

July 20
August 115
September 152
October 272
November 671
December 422

1943 - January 249

February 872
March .,11
April 900
May 750
June 500

July 143
August 390
September 0
October 0
November 410
December 1914

19144- January 453

February 453
March 380
April 0
May 0
June 149

July 781
Auguat 6614
September 476
October 470
November 514
December 186
297
1945 - January.
309
February 6014
March 288
April
299
May 416
June 111
July 211
August

SUbWISY
1940(6 Months) * * * **
1941* ****
1942 0 0 482 413 2,280 2,096
1943 440 403 1,152 1,929 1,180 5,819
19144 338 763 3,0314 1,114 5,498 4,066
1945 (8Months) 581 1,158 1,075 875 3,856 2,535
6
CUMULATIVE TOTAL________ 1,359a 2,324$ 5 ,7143 4,331 12,814 14 51

Source ofData - War Department (Engineer Corps)

Stage of Completion - Acceptenceof goods following inspeotion end preparation for shipoant.
a Excluding 1940 end 1941; data are not available.
* Not available.

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MACHINERY
MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT
(SF-sPROCURED)

(Unit - Each)
FORKI-LFT TRUCKS

Gasoline,108-inch

PERIOD 15,000-lb. 10,000-lb. 6,000-lb. 4,000-lb. 3,500-lb.

3,000-lb. 2,000-lb.

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
February
March a
April Data not available
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
.August
September
October
November
December

1944 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1945 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) * * * * * * *
1941 * * * ** * * *
1942 * * *#
1943 * * * * *
1944 417 95 4,403 2,068 1,578 1:286 485
85 3,367 819 957 605 205
1945 (8 Monthal 383
CUMULATIVETOTAL 800 180 7,770 2,887 2,535 1,891 690

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster Corps).

a Purchase responsibility was divided priorto 1944; hence, complete information is not available.
* Not available.

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STEAM

Total
Steam andttndr
PERIOD Diesel-electric Toatan-icard
Totao60-tchvauge (56-inch) 1$2-inch Gaute OlierGauges
lo" mtve auge

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

19141- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1942 - January
Februiary
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November 5
December

19143- January
February 46
March
April
May 125
June

July
August 161
September
October
November 85
December

19144-January 36
February 39
March 19
April 42
May 41
June 30
July 23
August 29
September 35
October 38
November 44
December 41
1945 - January 0
February 7
March 9
April 0
May 13
June 38
July 17
August 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 3 0 0 0 0 0
1941 41 5 0 0 5 0
1943 852 60o4 0 5514 20 30
1932,005- 1,700 200 1,0149 314 417
1944 2,618 2,313 1,231 607 58
1945 (9 Months) 1,459 I 1,3145 911 30644
417
814
CMLTIVE TOTAL - 6,978 l 5,967 2,3142 2,516 -161 948
Source of' Date - U. S. War Department (Transportation Corps).
Stage of' Completion - Acceptances after trial run.
a Data on locomotives are adequate and reliable in no more detail then is shown here. So information is available on electric or gia mechenical
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PERIOD DI 6ELELEtandardTotal OhrOue

Gauge

Ttl 60icJaueuly-nh t age-alayCr Oic 0!g.5~.O~ ae

194+0 - --
August
September 276 270 6
October33
November
December

191 -Janiuary
February
March
Arl7761 51 10
May
June

July
August
September 169 119 50
October 29 29
November
D9+2-ecember
192-January
February 1F 4 97 92 5
March
April
May 5 5 4t,205 "4i+,051 154+
June

July
August 49 48 1 2,153 1,565' 59
September
October.
November 190 189 1 1,397 956 411
December

1943 _- Januarya78653
February 103 103 0 8,003, ,+6 3
Mrch
April
May 89 85 4+ 20,695 11+,767. 5,928
June
July
August .64+ 63 1 12,230 7,394+ l4,836
September
October
November 9 148 1 . 3,623 2,4+99 600 724.
December
19441 January 18 . 18. 0 1,568 864+ 590 114+
February 21 21 0 3,04+5 1,4+05 1,350 290
March 33' 33 0 5, 888. 1,912 3,133 8143
April 33 33 0. 6,554+ 2,020 3,696 838
May 28. 28 0 5,500 1,386 3,614+ 500
Junie 22. 22. 0 4,398 552 3,360 486

July 28. 19 9 3,730. 367 2,963.1400

August . 28 15 13' 2,076 10 .1,926 14+0
September 20 10 10 1,088. 0 980 108
October 23 .14+9. 60 1,070 0. 800 270
November . 29 10 15 4+ 1,267 1 805 161.
December 22. 15 7 0 . 1,731 21 868 .81+2

1945 January 30 22 3 5 1'04+9 0 138 611

February. 30 9 17 .4 961 0 95 866
March
April
. 17
3
0.
0
17." 0 4410'' . 0 ,1+0 4100,
3 0 207 0, 15 192
May 2 0 2 0 1,002 0 '64+ 938
June 14. 14+ 0 0 965 0 24+5 720
July 9 . 9 0 0 . 1,207 180 137 890
August 9 7 0 2 1,054+ 380 21+ 650
SUDMMARY
1940(6 Months) 3. 0 3' 0 276 0 . 270.
194+1 36 0,. 36 0 230 .0 170 60
194+2 24+8 0 24+6 2 7,852 0 6,662 . 1,190
194+3 30 0 299 6 441,751 2,4+99. 30,228 12,024+
19441+.305 . 39 230 36 37,915 .8,538 24,085 5,292
19415(8 Months) . 114+ 61.12. 11 6,885 560 1,058 . 5,267

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,011 100 856. 55 972909 11,597 62,4+73 23,839

Source of Data - U.
S.War Department (ransportation Corps).
Stage of Completion - Locomotives; Acceptances after trial rune. Railway Cars: Acceptances after inspection,
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PERIOD .Sce Low Quarter cS~erviShoengePaceonWotto

1940 - July]
Augst I
September 1xo 101,575 4,913
November
December
1941- January 781 960 955
February 942 861 1,692
March 995 172 14 525 1,95
April. 1,257 526 1,829
May 1,090 701 2,0014
June 1,115 856 2,012
July 9814
Augut 698 j66 796 1,980
116
September 2,019 750 83 8144 1,777
October 1,1114 1 779 2,671
November 825 616 1,810
Deebr1,209 550 1,997
1942 - January 1,103 563 I 0. 878 2,296
February 1,206 602o 2 0 821 1,762
March ."1,903 7153 0 1,171 1,2914
April 2,0141 638 8 0 1,155 2,072
M~ay. 2,531 410 0 17 1,105" 5,111
June 3,29 202 12 25 886 2,785
July 3,270 32 10 34 1,448 3,6114
Augut 2,758 50 9 6 648 414559
September 1,829 0 22 7 1,293 3,185
October 2,237 0 12 80 1,1438 4,603
November 2,506 0 15 3814 78 1,797 3,827
December 2,3914 0 39 1514 135 1,7293,1
1943 - January 2,176 0 38 96 93 1,687 2,999
February 2,2814 0 32 137 126 1,552 5,362
March 2,144" 0 41 129 112 1,14145 3,7614
April 2,651 1 47 152 40 1,291 3,1447
May 2,157 0 60 63 8 1,160 . 2,195
June 1,975 0 63 39 23 1,592 1,030
July' 1,4483 1 56 76 39 1,653 1,126
August 1,391 0 5 87 70 1,585' 2,6214
September 1,4a65 2 48 91 71 1,527 3,399
October 1,31.6 38 59 83 62 906 5,680
November 1,1470 47 514 88 57 552 2,8014
December 1,3914 50 52 914 75 432 2,510
19144- January 1,629 17 10 25 76 397 2,685
February 1,171 1 235 32 66 416 2,14914
March 690 0 589 . 16 66 5141. 4,960
April 521 17 85" 15 72 400 5,095 2
Maye 424 35 1,207 16 70 476 1,7
Jn30 5126965 587 4,069 0
July36 20 1,237 1 65 628 4,020 0
Auut3859' 1,7149 1 214 826 4,199 144
September 187 61 1,599. 30 53 617 4,001 540
October 255 169 1,493 89 68 557 3,773 6914
November 251 170 1,4,28 145 72 513 3,710 659
December 187 168 1,2145 151 91 409 3,281 627
1945 - January 536 153 1,551 151 99 669 4,275 598
February 410 125 1,14814 116 1314 856 4,826 548
March 492 116 1,699 125 239 1,192 5,563 511
April 511 120 1,995 5.355 1,0914 5,3014 386
may 643 149 2,252 9 397 1,208 5,237 556
June 739 1514 2,175 2 407 1,329 4,8142 33064131,00391024652
August 607 158 1,6414 403 139 1,006 3,792 32
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1,387 0 0 0 10 1,575 4,913 0
1941 13,029 '928 0 0 97 8,711 22,128 0
1942 26,907 3,190 147 538 382 14,3145 36,121 0
19143 21,93613 605 1,135 776 15,160 32,9140 0,
19144 6,365 752 12,655 528 788 . 6,167 46,658 2,1466
1945 (8 4onthe1 4,587 1,105. 14,5814 867 2,119 8,356 38,1452 2,8141
CUL.ATIVE TOAL 74,211 6,1114 27,989 3,068 4,172 54,3114 181,212 5,307
Source of Data - U. S. wiar Department (Quartermter Corpe).
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'Field '. J
PERIOD Cotton Flannel Poplin Cotton Herringbone
Kai Olive Drab Khaki Summer. Wool Cotton . wl Wool Serge
Coat Style Officer's Sleeveless. Kaki Special 18-ouii~e Cotton
Olive Drab Olive DrabJ

- July
1940O '
August
680 1,579 4,0314 1,1498 1,1214 991 2,4&60i
September
November
December
J
1941 - January 192 501 676 1,178 256 822 718
.February 316 645 1,591 1,185 255 748 707I
March 1,037 786 2,3149 503 6514 969 629
April 2;b38 3014 2,168 34,6 1,6140 637 181
May 2,2148 228 2,2142 593 1,796 459 161
June 1,337 443. 2,109 940 1,928 3714 592
July 1,908 706 1,559 455 1,667 619 510
August 382 987 1,439 7144 887 596 670
September 7914 1,203 1,400 778 816 808 718
October 1,382 1,147 1,872 728 818 5214 839
November 800 831 1,261 691 925 447 511
-December 1,203 751 1,889 590 680 9214 655
1942 -Jenuary 959 752 1,980 332 729 558 747J
February 1,327 712 1,7146 1,226 766 548 518
March 1,408 773 1,688 1,239 782 767 808"
April 1,816 9314 2,636 1,282 841 870 875
May 1,761 1,168 3,899 1,428 1,309 9814 761
June 1,6140 1,486 3,882 921 1,585 1,038 1,3014
July 1,6148 1,9141 4,702 1,090 1,861 820' 1,456
August. 1,688 1,587 4,836 707 1,973 928 1,625
September 1,895 1,135 4,141 1,158 2,6140 859 575
October 521 2,163 4,011 736 1,537 795 81I
November 1,979 1,902 3,701 1,515 3,097 8214 859
December 2,268 1,705 2,998 1,702 2,330 1,253 878
1943 - January. 2,109 1,161 3,795 2,0114 1,896 1,251 1,226
February 2,309 1,166 3,372 2,027 2,072 1,439 1,017
March 2,371 1,9143 3,397 1,915 1,978 2,090 1,176I
April 1,779 2,0914 2,978 1,411 1,596 1,569 1,396
May 2,220 2,020 2,488 1,322 1,792 1,520 1,100
June 1,098 1,77144,523 1,515 V 1,806 2,015 1,207
July 1,6814 1,689 1 4,198 1,488 1,587 2,075 1,260
August 1,752 1,575 33 3,850 1,755 1,791 2,0143 1,250 1I
September 1,780 1,687 2 2,719 1,2146 1,506 2,325 952 61
October 1,8914 1,805 21 811 9514 1,663 2,327 1,035 1714
November 1,722 1,750 78 138 652 1,531 2,215 1,082 219
December 1,576 1,512 14 714 466 1,531 1,978 968 188
19144- January 1,451 1,302 29 548 581 1,453 2,193 993 81I
February 1,1400 940 214 2,436 625 1,2144 2,470 1,025 19 '
March 1,452 V 739 42 2,1149 597 948 3,035 .1,006 33
April 728 6214 144 2,392 525 583 3,2142 918 28
May 112. 311 179 1,270 736 352. 3,157 826 92
June 11 308 165 1,178 545 2814 3,055 708 1514
July 0 246 117 1,050 693 3214 2,7148 5214 138I
Auguet 2 401 147 .1,5144 743 386 3,058 719 256
September 0 2314 56 1,267 .487 283 2,619 490 330
October 0 2 52 2,177 715 189 2,7145 508 421
November 3 0 32 2,231 767 1114 2,495 442 404
December 0 0 ..
6 2,421 799 405 2,233 514 176
1945 - January 42 3 26 2,1409 814 6214 1,929 716 362
February 370 706 76 2,261 980 614 1,502 1,131 1,071
March 638 2,339 82 5,7514 1,227 700 1,638. 2,087 1,692
April 653 2,310 66 4,416 1,122 698 1,591 1,887 1,233
May 673 2,385 ,'65 4,698 1,230 7514 1,727 1,705 1,176I
June 1,016 1,863 56 4,849 " 1,278 922 2,013 1,681 863
July 1,720 1,001 55 4,393 1,178 1,2147 1,14514 1,020 _ 576
August 1,989 . 822 32 4,0914 1,221 1,2614 1,1449 1,088 359,
S1M4hARYI
1940 (6 Months) 680 1,579 0 4,0314 1,498 1,214 991 2,4600
1941 13,637 8,532 . 0 20,555 8,731 22,322 7,927 6,891 0
1942 18,910 16,258 0. 40,220 33,336 19,1450 10,244 10,1487 0
1943 23,1814 20,176 149 32,31414 16,765 20,7149 22,6147 13,669 643
19144 5,159 5,107 993 20,663 7,813 6,565 33,050 8,673. 2,132
1945 (8Months) 7,101" 11,1419 438 32,8714 8,9140 " 6,813 13,303 11,315 7,332
CUIflATTVE
TOTAL 68,671. 63,071 1,580 150,690 57,083 67,023 88,162 53,495 10,107

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster

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JACKETS SOCKS

Fied

PERIOD HerringboneI
Will
Speial M-1943
i'ile
Olive Drab j Wool
Olive Drab.
Cotton
Tan
Wool.
Light and
Heavy
wool
cushion Sole
Woo].
Ski

1940 - July
August
September 1,065 5,652 5,083
October
November
December

1941 - January 706 3, 455 1,599

February 619 3,477 2,034
March 634 3, 239 2,177
April 576 2,106 2,8141
May 437 505 2,929
June 339 575 4,255
July 348 1,776 3,674
August 489 1,860. 3,496
September 710 2,310 3,135
October 871 1,504 5,4140
November 685 1,725 1,899
December 813 1,870 1,806
1942 - January 608 1,713 1,790
February 458 1,835 1,515
March 492 1,222 1,153
April 820 248 1,156
May 889 197 1,138
June 1l 036 445 2,599
July 1,137 2,968 3,431
August 1,137 3,365 1,919
September 1,132 4,306 5,578
October 938 3,717 3,536
November 957 4,505 3,380
December 465 2,4596
5,490
1943- January 892 5,149 3,839 292 31
February 1,305 4,560 4,338 222 17
March 1,902 5,076 5,106 252 60
April 2,008 5,1481 4,615 180 54
May 1,784 4,820 4,161 266 25
June 1.741 4,128 4,431 657 7
July 1,956 5,767 879 57
August 2,154 5,0141 4,478 1,234 399
September 2,174 2 6 2,625 5,956 1,270 462
October 2, 477 38 53 366 6,810 1,355 517
November 2,198 116 .97 103 6,667 1,475 654
December, 1,979 119 120 10 5,951: 1,306 337
1944 - January 2,230 235 83 6 5,352 1,663 308
February 2,128 521 21 0 4,811 1,823 321
March 2,536 661 0 0 4,397 1,968 146
April 2,414 776 1 0 5,154 2,171 156
May 2,151 930 0 123 6,183 2,415 117
June 2,066 859 12 1,964 7,752 2,470 299
July 2,018 607 22 28 1,865 6,131 1,800 188
August 2,244 759 36 105 2,830 8;672 2,156 467
September 2,069 535 22 392 2,700 7,125 2,828 491
October ,989 663 10 709 3,738 6,607 2,990 520
November 1,879 468 1 872 2,834 6,036 3,016 530
December 1,743 456 1 925 2,263 4,992 319.37 572
1945 - January 1,636 457 21 864 2,3140 5,329 3,268 425
February 1,7146 510 55 899 3,456 6,699 3,826 809
March 1,873 757 70 1,102 3,1148 9,893 4,405 1,141
April 1,612 676 64 901 1,773 10,490 4,069 1,131
May 1,626 801 49. 701 1,188 9,651 4,503 1,304
June 1,553 1,056 20. 769 1,440 9,110 5,217 1,120
July 1,606 1, 006 34 501 1,1428 6,761 4, 908 1,516
August 1,175 961 27 678 1,697 5, 072 6,273 1,684
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 1,065 0 0 0 5,652 5,083 0 0
1941 7,227 0 0 0 24,1402 33,285 0 0
1942 10,069 0 0 0 30,011 29,651 784 330
1943 22,570 275 276 0 43,126 60,606 9,388 2,620
1944 25,1467 7,470 209 3,031 18,523 75,212 '29,237 4,115
1945 (8 Months) 12,827 6,224 340 6,415 16,470 65,005 36,1469 9,130
CTMLLATIVE
TOMA 79,225 13,969 825 9,4146 137,984 264,8142 75,878 16,195

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster Corps).

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RAINWEARGLOVES

Overcoat Working
Wool suit High Neck Wolfod wool with Leather
PRO oco ofColrSweater Leather Leather lv-bU
Raincoat Lightweight Olive Drab Herringbone Palm Heavy
Twill Olive Drab

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January 189 368 126 566

February 317 271 156
March 395
345 78 159 255
April 260 46 1914
May 33
287 191 215 187
June 325 229 218 298
July 2914 179 2014 486
August 293 2014 192 206
September 211 123 69 272
October 227 99 205 359
November 211 155 250 108
December 232 150 316 257
1942 - January
275 541 310 494
February 5345 269 246 502
March 500 412 3614 582
April 1,069
46 451 489
May 175 518 618
June 2114 410 712
547
July 512 498 547 12 798
August 385 528 873 18 8514
September 608 507 476 4 999
October 492 6814 615 96 749
November 842 715 439 97, 1,155
December 786 681 521 89 961.

19435- January 857 6914 469 111 1,202

February 887 671 1,168
March
537 99
1,139 726 571 51 973
April 1,122 390 15
573 895
May 929 149 609 12 966
June 917 46 712 41 1,2145
July 987. 288. 788
August
73 1,591
950 442 871 80 807
September 865. 492 867 106 962
October 758 451 926 167 993
November 620. 269 790 158 1,000
December 395 2144- 756 90 1,033
19144 - January 357 158 765 614 691
February 541 158 952 8014
52.
March 668 102 1,008. 47 765
April 6914 91 995. 42
May 792
724. 15 948 293 710
June 702 6 9014 689
717,
July 703 2 7614
August
753 525
718 1 800 1,150 1,000
September 415 0 712 1,166 6814
October 415 7 508 1,055' 815
November 337 16 46 875 663
December 296 22 337 785 768
1945 - January 2614 27 297 592 607
February 250 101 2114 763 8214
March 336 409 172 1,0414 1,0014
April 562 488 68 9147 1,122
May 44 297 95 1,025 1,1614
June 397 195 97 960 781
July 257 269 486 722
August 196 252 59 450 492
S!M4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 518 0 6534 498 0 0 729 506 0
1941 3,191 0 2,071 2,302 41 0 3,398 3,422 0
1942 5,038 0 5,857 5,907 404 4,446 8,913 3,676 0
1944 10,402 0 5,025 8,286 963 3,157 12,833 6,1459 314
1914148Mots 6,566 1,9714 538 9,105 6,937 .7,868 8,906 6,081 2,692
194 8Mnh) 2,4,82 5,155 2,058 1,038 6,265 913 6,716 3,1714 1,758
CUUTIVE TOTS' 28,197 5,109 16,163 27,136 14,610 16,5814 41,495 25,518 4,7414
Souroe of Dta - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster Corps).

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General Black Black Natural Undress Dress Undress

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______ _________Low__1 -
1940 -July 20 15 16 36 72 27 9
August 13 20 *0 0 16 25 51
September 10 7k 0 41 8 25i
40
October 8 50 222 17 13 k9 1
November 10 62 680 17 18 57
December 10 50 223 129 15 27

1941 -January 17 52 76 2k0 22 136 26

Februsry 19 47. 8k 90 12 131 158
March 22 43 0 20 33 122 56
April 20 51 139 47 30 109 58,
May 20 19 69 56 31 55
June 25 3k 70 87 33 102 0

July 29 50 303 67 25 65 0
August k8 42 279 108 26 32 i4
September 30 87 113 156 36 39
October 21 49 200 116 29 29 63
November 18 49 3.83 120 27 37
December 6 51 245 87 15 50 128

19k2 -January. 15 9k 3o6 818 9 60 129

February 6k 1k0 300 319 37 99 178
March 57 128 1174 563 72 194 135
April 65 163 87k 280 5k 24h 1k4
May 75 164 1,383 539 72 85 197
June 53 139 1,4k31 k93 25 99 322

July 1k5 210 987 413 63 261 211

August 96 koo 1,286 677 73 471 340
September 97 466 1,1kk 644 101 559 546
October 91 432 945 450 122 589 833
November 112 418 1,053 637 104 612 1,010
December 155 475 1,195 536 118 5k5 1,162

194I3- January 141 452 1,617 576 79 73k 1,21k

February 16o 482 1,k8k 431 178 592 1,206
March 130 543 2,159 280 169 77k 890
April 216 817 1,8k9 187 589 1,347
335
May 1k1 476 2,k22 373. 1k7 870 796
June 1k5 387 2,026 1,22k 10k 117 1,89k
July 207 4o6 1,k7k 987 232 898 1,779
August 120 548 1,510 1,171 197 302 880
September 648 748 1,k87 67k 288 51k 874,
October 6 490 1,337 799 231 355 526
November 0 596 2,880 612 281 311 578
December k 406 1,k76 699 171 398 773
1944 - January 0 432 1,164 435 19k 858 336
February 0 910 1,131 265 275 k52 k37
March 0 1,430 1,901 72 379 1,391 1,772
April 117 676 1,315 78 198 530 1,727
may 75 1,000 3,767 77 252 1,336 1,3k7.
June 118 1,60k 2,067 603 217 1,062 3,625
July 89 582 686 99k 122 678 1,155
August 151 452 781 792 112 767 1,988
September 111 1,067 1,25k 982 128 839 1,725
October 207 749 1,017 2,229 113 92k 1,5~65
November 161 676 4,478 4,061 600 1,572
December 13k 628 6,813 k, 9k4 80 445 1,81k

19k5 - January 158 667 6,k52 5,323 78 391 2,179

February 121 450 4,988 k,010 80 25k 1,770
March 1kk 792 k,367 5,532 85 360 2,751
April 165 691 k,0kk 2,35k 71 2k1 2,598
May 168 816 7,156 2,586 10k 352 2,k54
June 175 801 k,051 1,429 87 146 1,968
July 115 608 3,1°4 930 25 80 1,526
August 109 508 3,285 563 56 ko 737

SMMARYt
1940 (6 Months) 71 271 j 1,131 j 240 137 82 270 182
1941 275 57k4 - 1,761 1,194 496 319 1,055 675
1942 1,025 3,229 11,378 6,369 1,871 850 3,818 5,203
1943 1,918 6,351 21,721 j 8,161 3,449 2,264 6,454 12,757
1944 1,163 10,206 26,37k 15,532 2,269 2,163 9,882 19,063
1945 (8 Months) 1,155 5,333 37,497 22,727 737 586 1,864 15,983

CUMULATIVE TOTAL - 5,607 - 25,964 99,862 4 ,223 8,959 6,26k 23,3k3 53,863
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Requiremsents Review Board).
Stageof Completion - Acceptances at depots.

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____________(Unit,- Thousand Faire)_______ (Unit Thousand)_______

TROUSERS

PWzOo Handkerchief Overcoat Ht, White DawensoondrsCotto j

Blue Cloth Dungaree White ano oto

1940 -July 17 27 46 0 9 35 145 3

August 20 12 42 0 8 40 j 159 13
September 13 19 59 61 6 77 42 99
October 27 29 65 421 20 61 124 382

1941
November
December
-January
February
28
28

59
69
61

64
70
84

139 I
302
356

364
24
27

33
57
61

104
186
112

265
375
191

177
I
52 63 102 340 13 90 105 202
March 86 87 132 523 34 103 403 325
April 67 94 108 243 10 70 163 62
May 48 66 143 630 21 112 234 242
126
June

July
August
September
46

56
44
54
17

64
63
74
122
100
169
901

1,065
1,163
1,274
27

23
10
8
150
166
187
219
206
151
185
170
142
2574
471
596
l:
October 31 61 140 630 7 174 327 205
November 38 81 95 29 8 307 25836
December 47 54 158 416 9 329 54827
1942 - January 75 60 272 698 17 402 321 373
February 74 67 158 995 37 319 372 455
March 97 251 214, 2,616 51 348 371 568 LI
April 124 160 221 1,769 66 371 399 527
May 152 417 314 3,390 83 500 836 1,212
June 265 568 31 3,901 65 405 405 1,929
July
August
September
133
72
310
321
451
482
231
435
599
1,292
2,309
2,807
69
84
89
456
569
670
624
1,157
1,879
1,221
1,891
2,773
j
October 303 262 616 3,328 108 783 1,035 1,527
November 301 308 617 3,469 146 706 2,013 2,093
December 331 487 573 3,071 202 655 1,673 1,612
1943 - January 408 778 827 3,716 305 714 2,508 2,710
February 409 565. 688 3,409 305 827 2,705 2,818
March 497 619 778 3,982 257 876 2,444 2,396
April 626 1,005 913 5,383 146 1;489 3,354 .3,848
May. 318 630 701 5,157 146 974 2,288 2,384.
June 453 690 465 5,905 68 1,244~ 2,979 1,726
July 455 1,018 1,138 5,657 64 1,207 2,310 3,198.
August 266 826 553. 4,840 14 .1,201 2,389 2,109
September 473 746 752 4,482 52 1,562 1,870 1,962
October 246 977 536 4,569 65 896 " 2,590 2,875
November 345 . 1,029 852 3,414 66 1,079 2,169 2,119
December 521 332 499 1,735 f 113 342 1,058 1,404
1944 January 326 844 329 2,342 155 1,178 1,905 2,187
February 210 455 506 1,118 105 1,727 1,005 1,259
March 503 1,488 470 3,447 141 1,432 2,806 2,467
April 324 853 81,3 1,480 84 1,056 1,879 1,637
May 423 964. 1,324 2,547 128 2,281 3,949 1,558
June 446 2,881 1,224 0 176 1,608 3,890 4,218
July 211 1,401 1,404 500 81 1,141 1,539 837
August 260 1,589 678 182 117 1,528 1,169 1,585
September. 115 1,661 904 1,464 92 2,174 798 1,572
October 205 1,923. 992 3,957 96 1, 564 921 1,496
November 95 2,777 928 4,785 74 1,616 1,530 . 1,412
December 114. 3,021 887' 9,259 82 1,217 1,840 '1,548
1945 - January 76 2,760 896 10,001 70 1,507 2,026 1,363
February 27 1,837. 797 7,954 67 1,297 2,1,97 606
March 104 1,371 542 11,062 .91 1,993 3,747' 2,666
April 143 2,084- 418' 4,976' 67 1,395 3,629 ' 3,365
May 178 1,810 549 10,396 63 1,978 5,231 4,669
June . 201 1,960 615 6,239 . 80 1,672 5,249 5,802
July. 99 1,398 .253 5,830 ' 37 1,525 4,653 4,059
August 64 1,168 84 31028 86 1,627 3,724 3,382
SUMM4ARY
1940 (6 Months) 133 217 366 1,140 94 331 768 1,061
1941 628 788 1,534 7,578 203 2,011 2,815 3,110
1942 2,237 3,834 4,281 29,645 1,017 6,184 , 11,085 16,181
1943 5,017 9,215 8,702 52,249 1,601 12,411 28,664 29,549
1944 3,232 19,857 10,259 31,081 1,331 18,522 23,231 21,716
1945 (8 Montha) 892 14,388 4,154 59,486 561 12,994 30,456 25,912
CUMULATIVETOTAL 12,139 48,299 29,296 -. 181,179 4,807 52,453 97,01.9 97,529
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department_ euirements Review Board).
Stage of Completion - Acceptances at,depots..

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COATS TROUSERS - ________

Daes Shoes Shirt

PERIOD Nainere Field Poncho Cotton
Overcoat Winter Utility Summer Winter UtilityParKhk

1940 - July 2 0 6 0 *6
Augut 3 0 6 6
Sept~ember 3 0 10 0 6
October 6 0 23
November 7
6 0 24 7 23
December 5 0 18 19
11
1941 - January 6 8 0 16 10
February 6 7 0 16
March 3
7 9 0 26 11 32
April 6 10 0 28 8
mayI 45
10 0- 26 11 8
June 5 9 0 17 12 5
July 7 0 27 20
Augut 5
10 7 0 20 18 5
September 13 11 0 20 24 7
October 17 12 0 25 17 18
November 14 11 3 16 31
December 15 15 7 21 27 8F
1942 - January 11 12 47 23 39 13
February 10 12 46 15 42 10
March 15 13 64 30 45 32
April 19 16 21 26 31 27
May 1 22 24 29 43 16
June 0 29 55 21 48 13
July 0 47 58 51 1
55
August 15 30 109 54 162 4
September 30 29 94 65 128 4
October 34 35 124 67 155 3
November 29 35 74 59 194 0
December 38 37 87 67 110 1
1943 January 32 33 109 58 8
February 93
37 34 100 62 225 25
March 38 38 116 75 231 36
April 23 36 135 94 220 51
May 3 50 144 184 233 91
June 0 36 86 158 257 61
July 0 46 100 168 260 6o
Auguet 2 86 123 223 186 40
September 19 41 116 86 166 30
October 25 57 163 107 203 37
November 23 42 139 195 31
December 23 49 184 90 117 23
1944 -January 31 52 157 91 141 23
February 24 40 139 84 118 28
March 30 135 84 138 25
April 34 22 188 87 169 44
May 26 10 134 53 123 12
June 36 15 194 69 178 *28
July 27 7 131 51 121 19
August 30 14 188 82 184 43
September 31 11 129 32 129 44
October 34 14 167 38 125 38
November 36 20 237 35 207 32
December 43 25 285 53 156 54
1945 - January 34 21 214 83 180 44
Februaryr 25 16 84 35 199 43
March 42 35 194 50 264 37
April 23 35 231 45 239 38
May 18 39 248 39 202 42
June 12 54 230 36 265 31
July 4. 32 252 45 643 32
August 0 9 207 48 281 42
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) 25 36 0 133 88 0 381 29 67 173.
1941 113 116 10 632 265 18 1,021 211 151 707
1942 202 317 803 2,319 507 1,490 2,605 1,052 124 2,116
1943 225 550 1,515 3,519 1,385 2,365 6,349 2,386 493 2,932
1944 388 260 2,084 2,457 759 1,918 5,935 1,789 390 4,257
1945 (8 Months) 158 241 1,660 476 381 -1,488 1,995 2,273. 309 2,553
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,111 1,520 6,072 9,536 3,385 7,279 18,286 - 7,740 - 1,534 12,738
Source of Data - U. S. Navy Department (Requiremente Review Board).
Stage of Completion - Acceptanices at depots.

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(Unit -Thosand)

MEICAL sUPPLfS USSTiiRAIN

ttlre
(BOD Sulfadiazine Penicillin Sodium
100otbles) (Tablets) 100,000 Oxford Type C Type I Type "10-in-1"

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
Data not
available I
June

July Data not

August available
September Data not
October availabhle
November I
December
1942 -January 30
February Data not 0
March available 0
April 0
May 0
June 0
135,99+
July 780
August 7,700
September 3,850
October 21,110
November "979 0
December 12,990

1945 - January 15,863 6,448

February 812 5,863 6,448
March 5,864 6,448
April 6,515 1,776
May 2,792 2,488 920
June 2,693 1,695
675,697
July 685 75 185
August 3,461 0 0 3,457
September 0 274 6,288
October 4,003 1,143 6,859
November 6,110 5,746 2,6'28 8,oo01
December 3,364 2,411 6,176

1944 - January 1,055 55 5,987 3,105 6,000

February 60 2,219 8,169 8,012
March 87 0 8,871 8,096
1,184
April 2,060 192 1,927 10,383 12,436
May 2,185 305,509 481 1,048 7,843 16,436
June 1,480 816 2,691 9,090 7,536

July 2,434 932 9,381 3,993 10,459

August 2,168 1,086 3,010 11,914 14,261
September 2,019 30,236 1,635 8,075 9,374 11,514
October 2,493 11,655 1,518 6,088 11,954 15,971
November 1,870 9,022 1,407 9,226 10,349 12,628
December 1,920 106,884 2,007 6,449 9,328 14,555

1945 - January 1,880 93,592 2,420 7,185 8,825 15,512

February 510 55,932 2,427 8,472 10,242 19,701
March 1,200 12,512 1,274 10, 685 9,953 22,996
April 1,410 53,688 2,432 9,645 8,403 25,124
May 1,010 16,768 916 9,706 9,019 14,426
June 860 68,752 1,392 4,351 9,219 20,684
July 1,470 5,320 1,760 13,515 7,010 15,422
August 1,750 60,360 1,202 2,720 2,638 4,675

SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months)* * * 0 0
1941* * * * 0 0
1942 979a 135,994 * * 46,46o 0
1943 13,175 675,697 71a 53,084 30,266 30,966
1944 21,719 463,306 10,276 56,101 104,373 137,924
1945 (8 Months) 10,090 366,924 13,823 66,279 65,309 138,540

CUMULATIVETOTAL -45,9 62 b 1,641, 92 1b 24 ,170 b 175,464b 246,08 307,430

Sourceof Data - U.S. War Department (Medical Corpsand Quartermaster Corps).

a Fourth quarter only.
bTotal of available data.
* Not available.

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(Unit - Each)

BRIDGESLANDIN G MATS

Treadway
1 Pierced Plank Types
PEIDFixed Steel Wr
PEIDFloating Steel, Panel 10k Open Welded Wr
M40 Bailey Type Type Flooring Aluminum Alloy Steel Fabric Type
M2 Complete Sete (Bundle) (Bundle) (3-inch Ro11)
_____________ ________ ________ Ml _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

19400- July
August
September
October
November
December

19101- January
February
March Data not available Data not available
April
May
June

July
August Data not available
September
October
November
December

19102- January 0 2,502 0

February 0 2,502 0
March 0 2,5040 0
April 0 0
May 0 6,690 0
June 0 7,880 0

July 0 10,097 0
August 0 13,555 0
September 0 16,507 0
October 0 17,683 0
November 0 21,4112 0
December 0 31,6340 0

19103- January 925 0 21,8540 0

February 200 0 19,8640 0
March 180 0 21,324. 0
April 180 0 20,032 0
May 180 0 18,983 0
June 180 0 16,573 0

July 178 0 10,981 0

August 208 0 ]2,4011 0
September 208 0 11,328 0.
October 774o 0 13,4o86 0
November T92 0 11,232 0
December 0 0 15,938 0

19441- January 1,5408 0 21,060 0

February 1,1405 0 25,24o6 0
March 0 32 27,005 0
April 0 0 27,600 0
May 0 101 28,986 9,982
June 725 0 27,6910 16,103

July 1,1640 0 25,4419 18,2810

August 1,287 393 26,922 20,039
September 1,656 1,376 25,538 20,3540
October 1,392 1,861 15,153 5,579
November 1,866 1,697 9,066 2,1076
December 953 1,838 7,825 1,1029

19105- January 622 1,952 9,7406 40,4210

February 4021 1,877 9,653 2,956
March 1,153 2,222 11,690 7,118
April 1,596 2,002 13,055 6,293
May 1,4076 1,905 15,387 7,061
June 872 563 15,623 1,033
July 956 0 12,3240 0
Auguet 129 0 9,113 0
SUMMARY
19400(6 Month) 0 * * * * *
19410 * * * * *
19102 0 33 * 0 141,257 0
19103 0 520 1,005 0 197,006 0
19441 0 850 11,736 7,298 094,2406
267,544
19405(8 Months) 142 385 7,528 10,521 96,591 28,885
CUMULATIVETOTAL 42 1,788 a 23,269 b 17,819 a 702,398 a 123,131 a

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Engineer corps).

Stageof Completion - Acceptance following inspectionand preparation fcrshipment.
a Excluding 19400and 19101; data are not available.
b Excluding 19400, and 19102;data are not available.
19401,
SNot available.

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Prefabricated, Airplane Centrifugal Pump Steel Tubing

Building Concertina Hangar. Gasoline-driven Sail Pipeline Section
Seuropychiatric Wire Portable Base-mounted, Trackage w/Welded,
PERIOD Ward Barbed Structural*Steal 2-inch Discharge 75-lb.' Victaulic Nipple
Steel Sheet Boll 130 ft. x 160 ft. 166 Gallons Thousand-foot Each End
With Utilities Steal Roof Per Minute Units Outsid~e Diameter
Canvas Doors 25-foot Head 6-in. x 20-ft.
Lengths
1940 - July
August
September
October
November
Decemiber

1941 - January
February
March
April Data not available
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January 0 44 0
February 0 18 0
March 0 0 0
April 0 50 0
May 0 1714 0
June 0 0 0
July 0 0 '0
August 0 0 0
September 0 0 0
October 0 0 0
Sr omber
< 0 0 0
December 0 0 0
19143 - January 0 0 0
February 0 0 17,800
March 0 0 45,000
April 0 0 78,850
May 80o 71 87,300
June 1,100 92 77,900
July 3,065 78 80,800
August 39,271 76 82,1450
September 27,965 68 52,700
October 29,1467 73 15,300
November 26,535 70 4,450
December 32,2514 113 100
19144- January 44,875 6 19,698
February 49,480 140 22,099
March 42,870 140 26,2514
April 57,1440 142 24,696
May 56,700 1414 27,554
June 37,950 140 37,785
July 24,172 140 130,1451
August 32,618 1814 161,575
September 29,320 185 221,715
October 28,035 314 244,661
November 26,2314 62 225,1400
December 59,310 0 231,596
1945 - January 55,691 0
February 156,006
134936 115 151,873
March 55,8149 110 150,031
April 52,868 75 105,733
may ' 43,408
June 75 76,122
29,8214 75 4,705
July 7,936 0
August 420
11,136 100 0
SUMMARY
1940 (6 Months) * * * * * *
1941 * * * * * *
1942 o 0 0 286 0 0
1943 0 160,1457 0 641 0 542,650
19144 33 489,0014 307 1,317 2,009 1,373,1484.
1945 (8 Months) 107 391,6148 327 550 957 644,890
4
CUMULATIVETOTAL 140 a 1,0 1,109a 6314a 2,7914a 2,966 a 2,561,o214
a
Source of Data - U. S. war Department {Engineer Corps).
Stage of Completion - Acceptances of goods following ingpection and, preparation for shipment.
a Excluding 1940 and 191;l data are not available.
* Not available.

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______________(Unit - Thousand)

EQUIPAE

Sleeping Bag
Wool
PRmIOD Blanket Folding Mat Can Insect Bar Intrenching
M-19314
4ls avs
Cot SelM14
Stainless. Fel Shovel olMuti

Olive Drab

1940 - July
Augut
September 1,900
October
November
December

1941 -.January 627 0

February 1,021 0
March 799 0
April 267 0
May 258
June 416 0
0
July 417
August 0
429
September 368 0
October 6914 0
November 0
538
December 8114 88
1942 - January 1,529 518
February 178 5814
March 750 977
April 769 467
May 9614 505
June 1,151 602
July 1,259 672
August 1,225 1,2534
September 1,1493 1,156
October 1,1470 74
November 1,1471 745
December 1,667 757
1943 - January 1,1483 6141
February 1,065 921
March 1,586 5142
April 1,129 518 48
May 1,363 725 25
June 1,562 580 66
July 1,455 92 42
August 1,560 182 47
September 1,157 3214 46 6
October 1,102 35 99 29
November 953 220 5340 107
December 872 35 5214 111
191414
- January 1,141 495 765 31
February 995 459 890 13
March 596 616 8145 0
April 170 570 558 23
May 4 609 551 3555
June 12 609 559 460
July 118 635 590 578
August 168 7149 408 755
September 201 6014 397 8214
October 8149 675 630 1,009
November 855 6914 405 905
December 1,0514 657 566- 793
1945 - January 969 1,059 928 598
February 1,0142 1,055 996 359
March 1,1467 1,528 895 518
April 941 1,207 887 368
May 1,065 1,182 785 417
June 1,8148 1,0355 560 5145
July 1,180 557 508 416
August 1,026 272 193 68
StM4ASY
1940 (6 Months) 1,900 6314 10 0 0 0 0
1941 6,628 252 88 0 0 0 0
1942 13,706 4,091 8,961 714 0 0 0
1943 15,265 1,205 5,215 4,777 1,237 253 317
19144 5,983 2,449 7,572 5,656 6,714 5,7149 275
19145(8 Montse 9,538 3,3114 7,655 2,144 5,752 2,887 309
CMLTIVE TOTAL 55,020 11,9145 29,281 11,291 15,755 8,889 901

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster Corps).

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Sectional Tents
Screening ______
PERIOD
End End Liner LinerEnEn
Section Section End Middle Middle EnEd
Section Section Middle Veetibule
No. 1 No. 2 Section Section Section Soe.1 and 2 Noe.l and 2 Section
Left Sight

1940 -July
August
September
October
November
December.

1941 January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December
1943 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguet
September
October
November
December

1944- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November 1
December 6
6
1945 - January
February 21
March 10
April 14
May 14
June 14
July 14
August 10

1940 (6Months) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1943 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1944 6 6 11 12 11 14
1945 (8 Monthe) 14 22 13
51 33 95 147 131 65______ 65___ 246 104
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 3 39 106 159 142 79 79 268 117
Source of Date - U. S. War-Department (Qurtermster Core).

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EQUIPAGE- Continued

Other Tents

PERIOD
Shelter Squad Maintenance Command
Half M-1942 Shelter MPo~ost Wall, large-

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 44
November 77
December. 82
1942 = January 140
February 125
March 208
April 225
May 316
June 669
July 680
August 2,010
September 2,314
Octob'er 1,548
'November 1, 549 f
December ?,,515
1943 - January 1,071
February 464
March 139
April 424 4
May 446 3
June 488 3
July 325 1
August 207 0
September 37 1
October 10 2
November 6 2
December 4 2
1944 - January 135 1 1
February 273 6 2
March 314 16 1
April 198 12 1
May 404 29 0
June 334 17 0

July 114 14 0
August 162 17 0
September 546 28 0
October 453 26 0
November 267 31 0
December 603 32 0
1945 - January 734 48 0
February 721 50 90
March 741 64 180
April 738 75 180
May 952 80 182
June 1,006 89 310
July 854 100 415
August 448 75 137
SU MASRY I

1940 (6 Months) 0 0
1941 203 0
.1942 11,299 0
1943 3,621 0
1944 3,803 5
1945 (8 Months) 6,194 1,494
r I I I-
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 25,120 1,499
__ __ __ _ _ __ __ __I _ _ __ _ _I _ _ _ _
Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster Corps).

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SUPPLIES
GENER1AL

Steel Drums Larvicide, DDT

PEID5-alnInsecticide1
5alo 5-gallon PudGg Water
-aln(n-on
Can Aerosol Dissolvng Dusting
Iflammable I n gflammnablep l~kdPowder Powder
Liquid iumbl Dispensers) (Pounds) (Pounds)

1940 - July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October Data not available
November
December
1942 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1943 - January 920 0

February 990 45
March 685 177
April 875 248
may 933 187 2,0148
June 1,2014 1,088

July 1,260 427

August 1,163 478
September 1,267 399 495
October 1,6114 419 542
November 1,859 417 815
December 1,521 462 538

19144- January 1,218 45 537

February 1,318 436 880
March 1,0o46 429 570
April 431 186 968
May 8 32 976
June 0 *0 1,160 82

July 0 0 1,076 245

August 0 0 1,275 268
September 0 0 1,231 444
October 0. 0 1,188 601
November 0 0 1,386 662
December 76 0 1,600 881

1945 - January 323 31 1,726 856

February 556 101 1,1442 768
March 716 100 2,018 1,193
April 618 33 1,730 1,186
May 6114 0 1,8140 1,1496
June 510 7 2,146. 1,336
July 302 11 2,138 1,611
Auguet 338 80- 1,816 6143

SUMMARSY
1940(6 Months) * * 0 0 0 0
1941 * * 0 0 0 0
1942 * * 1,828 0 0 0
19143 14,291 4,347 1,265 4,438 0 0
19144 4,157 1,1488 2,9147 1e,8147 3,239 2,5149
1945 (8 Months) 3,977 363 591 14,856 9,089 2,133

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 22,1425

a 6,198 a, 6,631 32,1141 12,328 4,682

Source of Data - U. S. War Department (Quartermaster Corps).

a Total of available data.
* Not available.

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SUPPLIES
EQUIPMENT AND
MISCELLANEOUS

(NAVY-PROCUED)

(Unit -Each) ___ -

BIZfDSN, STEEL.AEON PO TOONS,STEEL

Water
Dts, 20 ft. x 48 ft.
Tent Propelling Generator Purification
castee Set Unit
Unit
5Gallone
PE IOD 4o ft, 100OfLt Pyrsmlcto..
+(Nc Fly)
ectenular Curved End Inboard end 75-KE, 32'5 ,er Minute
Outboard Disel drivec
t Mark T-6$ It T-7A 1Complete
Northern °2 -6.n 1ci 6 ft.
Tropical
~r/heicals
1 _ - !__.._.-_-.-_ 4 L. _
1940 - July 628 176
Augut 628 176.
September 628 176
October 628 176 Data not available
November 629, 177
December 629 177

1941 - January 629 177 0 0 0 0

February 629 177 0 1,000 0
0
March 629 177 Data not 0 0 0
available 0 0
April 629 177 0 0
0 0
May 629 177 1,700. 300 0 0
June 629 177 0 0
0
July 629 177 0 0 0 3
August 629 177 0 0 .0
September 629 177 192 24 12 0
October 629 177 1,150 850. 0 0
November 629 177 700 0 0 0
December 629 177 1,000 0 20 0

1942 - January 2,278. 643 152 1,711 1, 000 24 0 37

February. 2,277. 642 152 1,711 10,000 0 25. 26
March 2,277 642 152 1,711 19,000 2,800 0 1,400
April 2,277 642 152 1,711 0 0 2 0
2,277 642 152 1,71 0 302 0
May 96,600
June 2,2 642 152 1, 711 3,500 0 0
772,
7 1,00
July 642 152 1,711 0 0 0
2,277 "0
August
September 2,277
642
642
152
152
1,710
1,710'.
~0 0
* 0
250
110
31
"0
2,277 10 0
October 642 152 1,710 0 540
.2,277 151 1,710 ,000 0 0 0
November 642
2,277 0 0 31
December 642 151 1,710 0
2,277
1943 - January
2,106 594 379. 4,688 59,200 4,300 552 0
February 594 4,688 2,500 3,700 1452 0
March 2,106 378 4,688 30,000 2,500 0 0
April
2,106 594 578 4, 688 0 0 658 0
May
2,106 594 378 4,687 0 7 0 0
June
2,106 594 378. 4,687 0 0 *0
2,106 594 378 0
July 4,687 0 250 200
2,106 594 378 0 850
August 4,687- 0 0 2,930
2,106 75 467 10,449 0 0 0
September 0
2,748 775 202 9,406 0 0 0
October 0
November 2,748 7752 202 9,406 0 0 0
3,199 1,220 0
December 201 9,406 0 0 0

1944 - January 826 413 533 8,380 1,811 1,150 273 32. 90
2,152 1,076 250 7,445 14,542 1,616 269 h.
February 288 92
1,072 536 413 7,035 14,427 1-,4o6
March '82
April 1,607 669 262 * 7,625. 13, 997 1,327 94 143
May 2,376 1,012 15,351 19,692 1,948 657 134 298
803 323 21,427 15,37P 1,649 29 100 186
June 1,5o06

July 920 279 226 6,759 15,616 1,533 -89. 180

4,869 13,778 284 73 210)
August 2,644 0 349. 2,085
96
September .,417 0 262 9,583 8,515 1,89'9 390 17
October 1,593 0 476 1,762 5,742 1,913 369 112 205
November 3,572 0 712 10,019 5,080 .638 69 108
December 2,042 563 375 14, 17P 6,590, 1,360 587 115 61
1945 - January 0 11 6,307 16,879 2,889. 563 112. 25
February 3,59 1,057 5,318 1 18,500 2,482 192 107 83
March 501 717 7,525 14,523 2,329 209. 110 134
April 2,362 1,006 10,641 20,902 2,258 216 93 138
May 1,849 8,425 17,368 2,294 276 91 194.
June 2,320 1,258 17,800 23,311 .2, 724. 331 137 377
July 1,549 310 10,700 15,454 2,365 278 84 373
August 0 632 5,947 13, 157 1,723 271 95

1940 (6 Months) 3,770 1,058 # *a,* .

1941 7,548 2,12+ * 4,742 2,174 312 3
1942 27,325 7,705 1,822 20,527 60,200 6,324 1,229 1,525
1943 28,740 8,742, 4,097 76,167 91,700 10,507 4,842 1050 4r
1944 21,727 5,351 4,796 114,1,25 148,165 19,430 5,030 1,119 1,673
2,336
1
1945 (8 Months) 31,956 9,638 5,347 72,663 '140,094 19,064 .829 1,436

CUMULAIVE TOA 121,066 34,618 16,062 a 283,782.a 44,901 b 57,499 b 13469 b 4,5264 3,109 0
Source of Data a U. S. Eavy Deprtment (Bureau of Yardsasnd Docks).
Stage of Completione Acceptances at depots.
a Exluing 1940 end. 1941; data are not available.
b Excluding 1940; data are not available.
a Excluding 1940, 1941, 1942, end 1943; data arenot available.
Not available.

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EXPLANATORY NOTES
OTHER EQUIP!MENT AND SUPPLIES

The Munitions category "Other Equipment and Supplies" is composed cf items falling
into the following subgroups: Petroleum products, machinery, rallroad equipment, photographic
goods, clothing, precision and scientific instruments, medical and dent1l equipment and sup-
plies, and miscellaneous equipment and supplies not elsewhere classifieds

This report presents a selection of important items from all groups except photo- _I
graphic goods and. precision and scientific instruments. The coverage of the selected items
Varies from group to group, but an attempt has been made to present those items which were
procured in considerable quanit.y were high in dollar value, were consumers of critical mate"-
rial,. or were otherwise important from a production standpoint.

Coverage of Other Equipmat and

Supplies items for this Special Release has bec. in-
creased substantially over that of regular issues of OMPUS, with. tih cooperation of the War
Department and the Navy Department, especially in the Clothing and the Miscellaneous Equipment.
end Supplies areas. 'The three types of subsistence rations shown on page 330 are not classi-
fied as "munitions" in the War Program Classification used as a basis for this report, alt1m h
they are included in the war program as "non-munitions;" they are sh oen here because of the
widespread interest in these specific items.

Ariry-procured Items

Source of Data

United States War Department, Production. Division, Headquarters, Army Service

Forces.

Coverage
The approximate coverage of some important groups of items presented here in re-
lation to their total Army Service Forces programs for 1945, on a dollar basis, is as fol-
lows: Locomotives, over 95 percent; railway cars, 100 percent; cranes and shovels, 100 per-
cent; generators, 85-90 percent; tents, over 95 percent; drugs, chemicals, and biologicals,
60 percent; clothing 45-50 percent.

Acceptances

Acceptances of locomotives are based on the date of acceptance by the U.S. Govern-
ment, after all trial runs and acceptance tests for those items constructed under Transpor-
tation Corps contracts. For the Quartermaster Corps and the Engineer Corps, acceptance of
goods following inspection for conformity with specifications is regarded as delivery for
all items; the Engineer Corps requires, in addition, that items be completely prepared for
shipment to be considered as acceptances.

Reliability of Data

After VJ-Day the Army Service Forces reviewed and revised its records of the pro-
curement and acceptances of "end" items. This'project was still incomplete at the time
these data were obtained by the War Production Board, For many items the Army's records
that were available at the time the present issue of OMPUS was prepared did not show pro-
curement by months during the early war and the "defense" periods. As a consequence, in
some areas the trustworthy records give less detail than was customarily shown for current
data in the regular issues of OMPUS. Where it was necessary to choose between detail and
reliable information, reliability was chosen. Any reader who needs more detailed records J
is referred to the War Department for such additional information as may be developed there
in the future.

Navy- and Marine Corps-procured Items

Source of Data

United States Navy Department, Requirement Review Board..

Coverage

The Navy clothing items presented in this report represent about 90 percent of i
the value of all Navy-procured clothing in 194.5. The Marine Corps clothing items represent
about 75 percent of the value of all Marine Corps-procured clothing in 1945. Coverage of
Navy-procured Construction Equipment and Miscellaneous Equipment and Supplies is about 40
percent of the total dollar value of the Advance Base Gear portion of the Bureau of Yards
and Docks program,

Acceptances
Production figures on both Navy- and Marine Corps-procured items are based on
date of acceptances at depots.

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SPECIAL NOTE
References to "dollar value of production" of various munitions groups, as used in some of the following texts,
are references to data taken from the Production Statement Special Release, July 1, 1940-August 31, 1945, a companion volume
to OMPUS, prepared by the Military Division, Program and Statistics Bureau, War Production Board. This Special Release
unpublished at the time this document was prepared for reproduction, although earlier documents in the Production Statement
was
series are available in War Production Board files and elsewhere.
Munitions output estimates in the Production Statement series were designed primarily to show the volume of
physical production in the United States by tyl.e of= end .p.roduct. Basically, the method of evaluation involves multiplying
the nmber of units for each munitions itemrby:.its unit cost as reported by the various war agencies. These unit costs are
taken as of specific dates-in this case, 1945-and the same costs for each item are used throughout the entire time series.
Then the values for items are combined to make groups, the groups combined to make the munitions total.
Since dollar weights in the series are fixed, they may differ from actual prices paid, which often varied from
contract tocontract, from manufacturer tomanufacturer, and from one month to the next. Dollar value figures taken from the
Production Statement should not, therefore,.be considered as measures of the value of output at current prices or of expendi-
tures. Reference should be made to the Production Statement itself for further detailed explanation.

AIRCRAFT

The Production Record

Aircraft production was probably the most spectacular component of the great muni-
tion production effort of the United States during World War II. From a position of relative
obscurity before the war, the aircraft industry rose in terms of value of product to first
place among all American industries in 1943 and 1944, accounting for more than one-fourth of
all munitions production for these two years.

A total of 299,293 military airplanes and special purpose aircraft, excluding

experimental aircraft, were accepted from July 1, 1940 through Autust 31, 1945. These craft
were assembled by 65 plants -inthe United States.and 7 Canadian plants which produced for the
U. S. program. (The Canadian firms accounted for 5,254 airplanes.) During the same period
United States plants produced 802,161 aircraft engines and 807,424 propellers. Number of
planes accepted during the war program is summarized in the following table:

NUMBER OF ACCEPTANCES OF MILITARY AIRPLANES

AND SPECIAL PURPOSE AIRCRAFT
July 1, 1940-August 31, 1945

(Unit -Each
1940 1915
COUP Total Last 6 1941 1942 1913 1944k First 8
Months Months

Total military airplanes and

ecial purpose aircraft 299,293 3,807 19,433 47,836 35,$98 96,318 4 6 ,0 0 1 .

Bomber 97,810 623 4,115 12,627 29,355 35,003 16,087

Fighter 99,950 1,162 4,416 10,769 23,988 38,873 20,742
Reconnaissance (including
Photographic) 3,918 63 727 1,468 734 259 667
Transport 23,929 164 532 1,984 7,012 9,834 4,403
Trainer 57,623 1,794 9,373 17,631 19,939 7,577 1,309
Communication 13,6143 1 270 3,174 4,377 3,691 2,130
Special purpose aircraft 2,1420 0 0 183 493 1,081 6 6 3r

r Revised.

In terms of numbers of planes accepted, bombers constituted about 33 percent of the

62-month program. In terms of airframe weight of
the program was made up of bombers of all types.
industrial effort devoted by the United States to
and territories which they held. Airframe weight
is susmmarized on the following page:
complete units, however, over 62 percent of
This reflects in large measure the tremendous
the strategic bombing of Germany and Japan
of planes accepted during the war program

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AIRFRAME WEIGHT OF ACCEPTANCES OF MILITARY

AIRPLANES AND SPECIAL PURPOSE AIRCRFT
July 1, 19 4 0-August. 31, 1945

(Unit - Thousand Pounds)

1940 1945
GROUP Total Last 6 1941 1942 1943 1944 irst 8
Months onths

Total military airplanes and

special purpose aircraft 2,509,135 15,602 81,364 275,949 654,616 962,441 52116

Bomber 1,561,865 5, 091 4o, 867 162,492 422,942 669, 229 32'.214
Fighter 526,358 3,793 16,390 48,808 121,850 215,536 119,981
Reconnaissance (including
Photographic) 14,775 122 1,888 5,119 3,882 1,029 2,9735
Transport 263,710 1,205 3,762 18,248 55,496 113,618 71,381
Trainer 130,334 3,389 18,097 39,293 47,061 19,060 3,434
Communication 9,641 2 360 1,870 2,957 2,649 1,803
Special purpose aircraft 2,1452 0 0 119 428 1,320 585

In terms of airframe. weight, total output was 2.51 billion pounds of complete air-
frames and 0®35 billion pounds of airframe spare parts. Thus the ratio of spare airframe parts
to complete airframes was about 14 percent. On a "cognizance" basis, i., with reference to
the agency having primEry responsibility for design, prouremnt, and iet nspection, M "y'air-
planes comprised 82 percent of total airframe weight produced, while Navy planes made up 18
percentm Cognizance had only partial relation to the distribution of a iplsa betwen
recipients since both Army and Navy types went to foreign recipients th ruhboth
diect pur-
chases and lend-lease, and. because. there was considerable procurement by Army for Navy and by
Navy for Army,

lI January 1940, when'military airplane production in the United States was devoted
principally to models ordered by England, France, and the Netherlands, only 254 unite were
turned out, In March 1944, after the full expansion of the industry had. been effected under
our defense and war programs, output hit a numerical peak of 9,113 airplanes and special puar-.
pose aircraft. The peak in terms of airframe weight of complete units as reached two months
later when alsost 90 million pounds were turned out. This was about 70 times the weight out-
put of January 190. Greatest output for. any 12-month period .was attaned frcm September
1943 through August 1944, when slightly over 101,000 airplanes were accepted,

Technical Developments

Coupled with the tremendous increase in numbers of units were important changes in
types produced.. Airframes became larger and heavier; average airframe weight per unit in-
creased from 5,240 lbs. in January 1940 to 11,492 lbs. in April 1945. As new and improved
tactical planes were developed and as aircraft for training aviation, personnel became availa-
ble in adequate numbers, production emphasis shifted from trainers to tactical types, espe- u
cially the heavy bombers. Th shift. to heavier planes meant a shifts in
materials from fab-
ric and. wood. to alumini m and steel, In order to power these ipr cved., heavier 'airplanesmore
powerful aircraft engines were developed; new models were designed, and performance was 41
stepped up through the use of superchargers and fuel and. water injection, By the end of the -j
war, jet propulsion was getting out of the developmental into the production phase. Although
the standard 3-blade propeller formed the bulk of the propeller program throughout the war,
production of the 4-blade propeller became increasingly important after 1943, and considerable
developmental work was done on dual, contra-rotating propellers.

The effect of design and production changes in aircraft was to step up performance
so that in July 1945 General Marshall was able to report, "At the start of this war we had
bombers capable of 200 miles an hour with a,combat radius of 900 miles, effective operational
ceilings of 24,000 feet and bomb load capacity of 6,000 pounds. Today our development of this
type of aircraft has given us bombers capable of carrying 20,000 pounds to targets 1,600 miles
away at speeds of 350 miles an hour and altitudes of over 55,000 feet, In 194:1 our propeller-
driven fighters were limited. to speeds of 300 miles an hour, E range of 200 to 300 miles and
effective ceilings of 20,000 feet. Today our conventional fighters have speeds of 500 miles
an hour;: combat ranges of 1,300 miles, and effective ceilings of 35,000 feet."

Scheduling the Program

Scheduling the gigantic and changing aircraft program was in itself a major under-
taking. Ideally, the Joint Chiefs of Staff should develop broad military objectives, then
ask the Services to set forth requirements in.terms of types and'numbers of airplanes. With a
program thus in prospect, schedules for airframes, engines, propellers, components, parts, and
materials then could be drawn up, giving a blueprint of timing of items, materials, and men-

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power needed to accomplish production goals. The Services could then transmit these sched-
ules to the civilian production agency, which would see that the needed items were. produced
in quantities and at the times necessary to meet the military requirements. Toward the end of
World War II., this ideal fell only a little short of attainment, with the Aircraft Resources
Control Office operating under the Joint Aircraft Committee, and mainly responsible for
scheduling airframes, engines, and propellers, and the War Production Board responsible for
translating these schedules into material requirements and for dividing up available supplies
among claimant agencies.

The road was a long and difficult one, however, from the viewpoint of planning and
scheduling as well as production itself. The first over-all plan for the industry was an-
nounced by President Roosevelt not long after the outbreak of war in Europe. This plan called
for "50,000 planes a year," and helped raise our sights with respect to the sort of production
program that would be required, even though it did not specify types of planes to be built.
The goal was ridiculed by the Germans and viewed. ith considerable scepticism by most of our
own production experts. An important study made in May 1940 concluded that this rate would
be reached about July 1945. (Actually it was reached three years earlier.)

The first available airplane production schedules were manufacturers' estimates

made on contracts which they held.. These were brought together in Report "8A" of the Air-
craft Production Division of the National Defense Advisory Commission late in 1940 and were
also published by the Army's Materiel Command.. The "8 Series" was rapidly improved to cover
anticipated production of planes not yet contracted for, planes on programs still pending in
Congress, and "fill-in" for capacity which would be available after completion of planned
programs. Manufacturers' estimates were frequently modified to bring them into line with more
normal performance. Expectedproduction even from plants still to be built was included,
making the "8 Series" a comprehensive planning schedule to which to gear component and mate-
rial production. Difficulty was experienced continuously, however, in getting all persons
concerned with the program to use the "8 Series" as the basis for computing requirements and
making allocations.

The problem of multiplicity of schedules was probably aggravated by the objectives

laid down in President Roosevelt's speech of January 3, 1942, calling for production of
60,000 airplanes in 1942 and 125,000 in 1943, with a fivefold breakdown of types of planes.
It became necessary to add to the "8-I Initial" schedule a largely meaningless series of
schedules ("8-I Ultimate"))-for which no facilities were planned and also to add in "equiv-
alent spare parts" in order to reach the goals of 60,000 and 125,000 planes. This left a
situation in which some requirements were computed on the "8-I Initial" program, others on
the "8-I Ultimate" program, and others on schedules set up independently by manufacturers and
procurement officers.

The presidential objectives probably had little effect on 1942 production but seem
to have been instrumental in increasing 1943 output. Schedule 8-H, in use before the
President's announcement, called for only 61,000 airplanes in 1943. Schedule "8-I Initial,"
issued after the President's announcement, called for about 88,000 units in 1943; actual
acceptances were just short of 86,000.

Schedule "8-I Initial" turned out to be quite a realistic schedule when compared
with actual production in 1942, 1943, and the first half of 1944. However, subsequent
a
schedules in the "8 Series" were chronically too high, decreasing their usefulness as
plan for the industry. It became popular to apply a discount to computations of requirements
this led to a
based on the series, and to use other schedules in such calculations. Finally
radical cut in schedules and even to a renaming of the series to the "W" or "working"
schedules.
new
The first of the "working" schedules, W-4, was approved in June 1943. This
could reason-
series attempted to bring production schedules more nearly in line with what
incentive
ably be expected. Although the early "working" schedules were distorted by
production in
scheduling--with goals for some models deliberately set higher than expected
in case expectations were
order to insure availability of materials, components, and manpower
exceeded--by the time W-8 was approved, in October 1943, both production and scheduling
became less acute.
had definitely firmed up. The problem of multiplicity of scheduling also
large new facilities were now equipped and under way, while the older plants
Most of the
models meant that new
were at or approaching peak rates; bulk production of established
smaller part in the over-all
models, with their always-optimistic timing, were playing a
of new facilities and by
program; materials bottlenecks had been broken through operations
had been trained, and experience, supplementing
WPB's Controlled Materials Plan; manpower
a given period.
training, permitted a predictable increase in efficiency in
and were lasting
By early 1944, planes were being produced in tremendous numbers
and
much longer than had been anticipated.. Emphasis could shift from numbers to quality,
and schedules began to decline. From then on, the course
consequently both requirements
and
was one of 'increasing selectivity, promoting production of especially desired models,
that had been produced in sufficient quantities or that had been super-.
eliminating planes
seded by newer models.

Selected schedules, the dates of their approval, the President's program, and a
comparison with actual accomplishments are shown in the table on the following page:
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AIRPLANES ANDSPECIAL PURPOSEAIRCRAFT:

ACTUALACCEPTACES ANDSELECTEDSCHEDULES

Actual 8-I 8-Ia 8-K 8-L, w-4 W-9 W11 W-13

Acceptances Initial Ultimate "President's Working June 10, Jan. 13, 1944 July 13, 1944 Jan. 18, 1945
(Fcluding Jan. 31, Jan. 31, Program" May 27," 1943 (Fxcluding (Fcluding (Excluding
Experimental) 1942 1942 Aug. 7, 1942 1943 Experimental) (Eierimental) FEperimental)

1940 6,019

1941

1942 Total 47,836 51,061 56,810 61 ,7 47b

let Quarter 9,563 8,883 8,883 -

2nd Quarter 11,219 11,170 11,439 -
3rd Quarter 12,682 13,841 16,035 17,558
4th Quarter 114,372 17,167 20,453 23,407

1943 Total 82598 88,366 105,133 127,973 97,259b 95,30

lot Quarter 16,721 19,541 22,404 25,682 - -
2nd Quarter 20,651 21,457 25,422 30,652 - -
3rd Quarter 22,578 23,086 27,807 34,905 27,507;26,587
4th Quarter 25,948 24,282 29,500 36,734 32,380 31,429

1944 Total 96,318 - - - 128,779 128,705 109,339 101,880b

let Quarter 26,660 25,296 36,623 32,326 32,158 25,951

2nd Quarter 25,275 26,057 36,991 31,749 32,010 26,924 -
3rd Quarter 23,519 - - - 32;054. 32,162 27,970 25,030
4th Quarter 20,864 - - - 32,650 32,375 28,494 24,915

1945 Total 46,3°O - - - - 119,026 96,807 83,425

let Quarter 19,860 - - - - - 28,828 24,120 20,646

2nd Quarter 18,546 - - - - 29,603 24,162 20,608
3rd Quarter 7,597c - - 30,132 24,195 20,882
4th Quarter - - - 30,463 24,330 21,289

a The 8-I Ultimate Objective for 1942 end 1943 is sometimescompared with the figures of 60,000 and 15,000 airplanes as set forth
in President Roosevelt's epeech of January 3, 1942. For this purpose inclusion of spare parts converted to equivalent airplanes
would bring the total number of airplanes scheduled in 8-I to 68,166 for 1942 end 131,417 for 1943.
b Total includes actuals for first two quarters.
c Actuals are for first eight months; third quarter includes July and August only.

Production Problems

The enormous aircraft program naturally created tremendous problems. The basic
problem was that of organization and control of resources, The management of each plant
had to work out the best means of utilizing available facilities, equipment, and manpower.
It was an even greater problem for the government agencies to allocate and channel resources
to the places in which they were needed at the time that they were needed, As one bottle-
neck was broken, enabling the program to go ahead, another bottleneck would arise.

First of the industry-wide bottlenecks to develop was in construction of facilities

and supplying of machine tools. The demands for simultaneous mushrooming of production of
all munitions items meant that.new facilities had to be constructed and old facilities ex-
panded throughout the country, simultaneously.

Then, as expanded production began to get under way, cane the struggle for compo-
nents and for materials, especially for fabricated shapes. Actual shortages were limited
to occasional deficiencies in particular items, but manufacturers and agencies were apprehen-
sive that future needs might not be met. As new materials facilities came into production,
as the Controlled Materials Plan became effective, and as aircraft schedules were pushed back
and cut, the situation was relieved.

The problem was comnplicated by the unrealistically high labor requirements fre-
quently stated by the manufacturers. In many cases it was necessary to cut manufacturers'
estimates sharply in order to arrive at significant labor requirements for the guidance of,
.War Manpower Commission officials and others concerned with channeling labor to the various
munitions plants. In some cases there was evidence of labor hoarding by airplane plants,
but this was difficult to discover, since unit labor requirements varied markedly between
models produced in different plants.

By the fall of 1945 many plants, especially those on the West Coast, were short
of labor and were plagued by an excessive turnover, As efficiency of workers and management
increased, however, and as schedules were pushed., back or cut, requirements fell much below
the early estimates. Shortages of manpower became less important as a production bottle-
neck.

Design changes and changing military requirements were responsible for the major
production line changes after early 1944., Previously, the pressure to get planes out of
plants and into combat had been so great that only the most essential tactical improvements
were incorporated.-. By 1944, however, the program had reached the point 'where the Services
could concentrate on quality. Tactical improvements became production-line "mutes" This
greatly increased the production problems of manufacturers-for example, approximately. 525
*major engineet-ing changes and 2,300 minor, production changes were made in the Chance-Vought
IL
F4U Corsair during 1944; each of these changes created its own special headache-but the net
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result was to produce better planes with a smaller time-lag between plant and front.

The Heavy Bomber Program

Special mention should be made of the standard heavy bomber (B-17 Flying Fortress
and B-24 Liberator) and the long range heavy bomber (B-29 Superfortress) programs. During
the period July 194 0-August. 1945, acceptances of standard heavy bombers totaled 30,980
units,
accounting for one-seventh by unit and one-third by airframe weight of total combat aircraft
production. Only the parent plants (B-17, Boeing, Seattle; B-24, Consolidated, later Consoli-
dated-Vultee, San Diego) were in production of these planes during 1940 and 1941. In 1942,
Boeng was joined in B-17 manufacture by Douglas, Long Beach, and by Lockhead " A", Burbank;.
Consollrted's San Diego plant was Joined in B-24 production in 1942 by Consolidated, Fort
Worth; by Douglas, Tulsa; and by Ford, Willow Run; and in 1943 by North Aiherican, Dallas.
The following table shows the amazing production record:

THE STANDARD HEAVY BCMBER PROGRAM

Month and Year Peak Monthly Acceptances

of First
MODEL.ANDMMW
YEUACTR
MANUFACTURERp Acceptance NLmbber Month
and Cumulatie
Acceptances
(Excluding Plnes Year Jan~.., ;1940
Experimental) through
Aug. 31, 1945

Total B-17's 12,692

Boeing, Seattle January 1940 362 March 1944 6, 9 4 2a

Douglas, Long Beach June 1942 122 March 1945 3,000
Lockheed "A," Burbank June 1942 108 November 1943b 2,750

Total B-24's (including C-87) 18,479

Consolidated-Vultee, San Diego December 1940 270 March1944b 6,724
Consolidated-Vtiitee, Fort Worth April 1942 230 January 1944 3,034
Douglas, Tulsa August 1942 94 February 1944 964e
Ford, Willow Run September 1942 428 August 1944 6,791
North American, Dallas March 1943 109 June 1944. 966

a Including 15 units accepted January-June 1940.

b aximummonthly rate-first month reached.
c In addition, there were acceptances of 714 PB1Y-2's and 27 RY-3'e, Navy modifications of
the B-24 Liberator,
d_ Including 882 knockdowns from Ford,
e All knockdowns from Ford.

The B-29 Superfortress was the largest plane ever to be produced in any great
number up to this date. Its production proved the value of careful planning and coordination.
A B-29 Manufacturers' Committee, under the chairmanship of Brigadier General Wolfe of the
Army Air Forces, met daily to expedite production and to exchange technical information. Boeing,
the: parent company, built new facilities at Renton, Washington, and Wichita, Kansas, Bell
built a new plant at Marietta, Georgia, and Martin's new Omaha plant, building the B-26
medium bomber, was converted to B-29 production, A widespread, coordinated system of sub-
assembly and feeder plants was established, drawn chiefly from the aircraft and the automotive
i*tttrttos, and especially from the automobile body builders, such as Fisher Body, Briggs, and
Chrysler.'Top priority was given the program throughout. Proof of the value of this method
is shown by the results-in the year 1943, the first year of production, 92 units were ac-
cepted; during the first eight months of 1945, acceptances amounted to 2,507 units.

Other Significant Developments

The tremendous .wartime demand for aircraft was met by means of great industrial
expansion and cooperative effort. Existing aircraft plants were expanded and improved; new
plants were established, The covered plant area available for production and administration
increased from less' than 10 million square feet to 175 million square feet. Estimated gross
value of facilities rose from $l14 million in 1939 to $3,906 million in December 1944. There
snachange in the financial structure--90 percent of the new facilities, although operated
by private companies, were financed by the government.. There was also a change in the geo-
graphical picture--for security reasons, and to utilize available supplies of power and labor,
the new plants generally were built in the Midwest and the South, rather than following the
prewar pattern of concentration along the coasts.

A large segment of the automotive industry entered aircraft production; its primary
contributions were aircraft engines and subassemblies for airframes; a few automotive manu-
facturers, such as Ford (B-24) and the Eastern Aircraft Division of General Motors (FM, T&4),

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became prime plane producers. Prewar manufacturers of refrigerators and office equipment
converted to production of airplane propellers and of subassemblies for airframes.

An elaborate system of Government Furnished Equipment (GEE).and Governbent Furnished

Installations (C-FI) was set up as a means of insuring effective distribution and more adequate
production of special items; and GEE, other than engines and propellers, amounted to about 17
percent of the value of aircraft production in 1944.

Underlying all this expansion of airframe, engine, and propeller facilities lay a
vast development of subassembly and subcontracting plants; subcontracting increased from
less than 10 percent at the beginning of the plane program to about 55 percent at peak.
Prime contractors let contracts for subassemblies and parts to subcontractors, who, in turn,
let subcontracts to their subcontractors, and so on down the line. This complex ramification
-in one instance, production was traced from final assembly down through more than twenty
tiers of subcontractors-speeded output on final assembly lines and made possible production
of aircraft in formerly undreamed of volume.

Employment in the aircraft industry increased from about 50,000 in 1959 to more
than 2,100,000 'at
peak, then began to decline after November 1945. Output continued to
increase, however, because productivity per worker was increasing. Management gained experi-
ence and learned how to utilize workers more effectively; workers became better trained;
improved techniques and industrial "know-how" were developed, Productivity increased rapidly
as methods of large-scale production were aplied to aircraft production. For example, many
plants installed mving assembly lines. In fact the relationship of productivity to quantity
produced was consistent enough to permit the formulation of the "70 percent rule;" i.e.,
whenever cumulative output of a given model doubled, man-hours per unit declined 30 percent
(or to 70 percent of the previous level). Some of the better plants experienced an even
more rapid productivity increase but the "70 percent rule" held with sufficient consistency
to make possible its use in forecasting manpower requirements when there was not too dif-
ficult a change involved in producing a new series of a given model.

There was unprecedented cooperation among manufacturers, and between industry and
government. Prewar manufacturing rivals became wartime associates. Members of the West
Coast and last Coast Aircraft Production Councils pooled ideas and techniques., Labor and
management worked together to solve production problems. The Services, the War Production
Board., and other government agencies did their utmost to facilitate production, to solve or
to prevent the arising of problems, and to coordinate separate programs so as to promote the
total progran.

The results of this great joint enterprise are shown statistically in the data
pagesof this report.

NAVAL SHIPS
The Productin Record

Between July 1, 1940, and august 31, 1945, the United States Navy Department
constructed 8.1 mllicn displacement tons of, fighting ships. This tremendous ship construc-
tIon program increased the size of cur fleet from 1.9 million displacement tons at the end
of 1939 to 15.8 million by August 31, 1945, e.nd made the United States favy greater than the
combined naval' fleets of the rest of the world. Of the Nast. total, combatants accounted for
3.6 million tons, or 42 percent; landing vessels 5.0 million tons, or 36 percent. The re-
mainder of the new construction program consisted of ±-'-+cl and mine craft, district craft,
and auxiliaries. A sunmmary is shown in the following table:
J
NAVAL SHIP NEW CONSTRUCTIONS
July 1, 194 0-August 31, 1945 J
(Unit-ThousandDisplacementTons)

1940 1945
GROUP Total Last 6
Months
1941 1942 1943 1944 First 8
Months J
Total Naval Ships 8454 52 218 869 661 3,223 1,431

Combatants (including De-

stroyer Escorts) 3,587 25 157 .451 1,1402 1, 047 545.
Landing Vessels 3,035 (0) 8 233 796 1,513 485
Patrol, and Mine Craft 540 (0) 12 117 199 160 52
Transports 96 0 0 3 22 20 51
Auxiliaries and other 1,148 27 61 85 223 463 289
Cargo and Supply (Navy) 48 0 0 0 19 20 9

a Navy Department only; excluding small, rubber, and plastic boats.

(0) Fewer than 500 tone.

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Program ince World War I

To obtain a proper perspective for examining the tremendous ship production re-
cord, it is necessary to review briefly some important events affecting the Navy Program
since World War I. As a result of the Washington Arms Conference of 1922, which originated
the "5-5-3" ratio for capital ships of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan, the
United States agreed to scrap several battleships (but fortunately was allowed to reclassify
the Lexington and Saratoga as aircraft carriers prior to completion as battle cruisers).
The London Naval Conference of 1930 further delimited our combatant strength. During all of
these years except 19 24 and 1929 funds appropriated were insufficient to build the Navy up
to treaty strength.

In 1933, authorizations for 2 aircraft carriers, 4 cruisers, 20 destroyers and 4

submarines were signed, and work got under way on these ships. The Vinson-Trammel Act,
signed in March 1934, authorized the construction of an additional 150 thousand displacement
tons of combatant vessels, but failed to carry any appropriation for such construction.

Both the Washington and London treaties carried provisions for replacing over-age,
lost, or obsolescent vessels. Accordingly, in 1955, work began on the plans and designs for
the battleships of the North Carolina class-35,000 standard displacement tons. These ves-
eels, incidentally, were nrot delivered until after World War II had begun.

Witnessing the huge armament race then under way-in spite of the several limita-
tion treaties-the President, in his message to Congress in early 1938, asked for a 20 percent
increase in naval strength, exclusive of the replacements provided for in the Act of March
1934. The resulting Act of May 1938 (20 percent Expansion Act) carried an authorization for
295 thousand tons of combatants and 134 thousands tons of auxiliaries. Sufficient funds were
also made available.

By the end of 1939, the United States Navy included more than 1,000 vessels, total-
ing 1.9 million displacement tons. Of this total, 68 thousand tons were produced in 1939-
16 .destroyers, 8 submarines, 3 cruisers, and 1 auxiliary.

In October 1939, the Congress of American'Republics, meeting in Panama, had

resolved upon the establishment qf'a neutral zone surrounding the Americas, with the ex-
ception of Canada, at an average distance of 300 miles." The major portion of the task of
antisubmarine patrol now fell to the United States.

Because of the increasingly difficult situation throughout the world, the Navy again
sought increase in early 1940. The "ll percent Expansion Act" was signed on June 14, ?940,
after the fall of France, and on July 19, 1940, the President signed the Two-Ocean Navy Bill,
further increasing the authorized combatant strength by 1.3 million displacement tons, the
greatest naval expansion ever authorized. The effect of these two acts was-to earmark 1.5
million displacement tons for combatants. Thus, more than a year prior to Pearl Harbor, a
substantial portion of the combatant fleet was conceived and assigned to builders. During
1940, there were completed 107 ships totaling 109 thousand tons, a 60 percent increase over
1939 constructions.

During the summer of 1940, the Battle of Britain was in its initial stages, and
the German submarine campaign was being prosecuted vigorously. In view of the British need
for antisubmarine patrol vessels, the United States entered into an agreement transferring 50
of our older destroyers in exchange for rights to certain naval bases in the Atlantic which
were essential for our national defense.

Faced with the Lend-Lease Act which was signed on March 11, 1941, and our conse-
quent assistance to the British in convoying materials and supplies to bases in Greenland and
Iceland, the Axis began attacking and torpedoing our merchant vessels and naval vessels in
convoy. During September 1941, our forces were ordered by the President to shoot on sight
any vessel attempting to interfere with American shipping, or with any shipping under
American escort.

During November 1941, further steps were taken to enable our naval forces to meet
the steadily growing emergency. On November 1, the Coast Guard was made part of the Navy,
and in the same month, several sections of the Neutrality Act were repealed, thereby permit-
ting the arming of U. S. merchant vessels and removing almost all voyage restrictions.

The rate of ship construction continued to rise in 1941 with the delivery of 1,194
vessels, aggregating 218 thousand tons of new construction, including two 35,000-ton battle-
ships, the "Washington" and the "North Carolina," and the aircraft carrier "Hornet." At
the end of 1941 the fighting fleet totaled 2.7 million displacement tons.

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Wartime Programs
The Navy wartime shipbuilding program may be classified under three main categories.

1. Regular Program

Construction of combatant ships, patrol vessels, and mine craft in the regular program
proceeded throughout the war with no major obstacles. The program was fairly stable, and
schedules were generally met. From July 1, 1940, through August 31, 1945, over 2.9 million
tons of combatants (excluding destroyer escorts)and 540 thousand tons of patrol vessels and
mine craft were completed.
2. Auxiliaries

The Navy continually postponed auxiliary deliveries during the war to make way for
more urgently needed vessels or for ship repair, although those auxiliaries which were most
essential, such as tender and repair vessels, met schedule fairly well. In 1943, auxil-
iaries as a group fell far behind first-of-year schedule, due primarily to a shortage in
components. With the bottleneck in components removed, deliveries increased steadily during
1944 and 1945.

3.. Special Programs

The special programs--landing, vessels and destroyer escorts--constituted the Navy's

most difficult problem, in that they were to be met simultaneously with the regular program.

As early as 1936, the Navy, realizing the importance of amphibious operations in

modern warfare, had been experimenting with various types of landing craft. Contracts for
several types of landing craft were let in 1940 and 1941, and when war actually struck on
December 7, 1941 work was in progress on five -types of small landing craft. Moreover, at
the request of the British, the Bureau of Ships in November 1941 had begun to develop
oceangoing landing ships capable of carrying and depositing large numbers of men and heavy
equipment on a beachhead. Working with British consultants, the Bureau of Ships developed
the landing ship, tank (LST), and let contracts for many of these ships during the first
quarter of 1942.

Contracts for the first destroyer escort were let in November 1941. In January
1942, the program was stepped up, and as Germany increased both its actual submarine con-
struction and facilities, the Bureau of Ships increased its contracts for DE's. Because of
tremendous shipping losses, DE's were accorded a higher priority than lahding vessels but
a lower priority than other combatants. During the first quarter of 1943, DE's were being
built on a mass scale in 17 yards. It should be noted, however, that by the time DE's
were being completed en masse, the allied shipping losses had already dropped substantially
and the submarine menace was virtually at an end.

Early in April of 1942, the two major problems facing the Navy were (1) to prepare
for the invasion of Africa, and (2) to combat the submarine menace. The first plan called j
for landing vessels, the second for destroyer escorts. Invasion was considered of first
importance and reflected in subsequent changes in ship schedules. As of April 1, 1942, 9
thousand tons of landing vessels, and 2 destroyer escorts (2,600 tons) were to be completed
in 1942, but the schedule as of July 1 called for 225 thousand tons of landing vesselsJ
and no destroyer escorts due for completion in 1942. During the last quarter of 1942, the
landing vessel program was again stepped up, and 6,917 vessels totaling 233 thousand tons
were delivered during the year. 9
The Navy schedules of August 1942 indicated that both the regular and the special
program could be realized in 1942, but actual deliveries fell short in both groups. Be-
cause of delayed facility expansions and lack of experience by builders, the first landing
vessel program fell about a month behind schedule, attaining its peak in February 1943, with J
107 thousand tons delivered in that month.

With the completion of the first landing vessel program at the beginning of 1943,
the Navy concentrated its efforts on the lagging destroyer escort program; by the end of
the year, 306 vessels were completed, 16 ships over the April 1, 1943, schedule. With the
growing success against the German U-boats in the Atlantic, the DE program was curtailed
from 1,005 authorized vessels to 565. After June 1, 1944, an additional 56 destroyer
escorts in process of construction were reclassified to high speed transports (APD); by
August 31, 1945, the completed portion of the DE program amounted to 504 ships, totaling
652 thousand tons.
Towards the end of 1943, as a result of' the Cairo Conference, a second and much
more ambitious landing vessel program was initiated. Because contracts were awarded late
'and because some major changes in design for the LST were made, the program ended about
20 days behind the January 1 schedule. At the end of May 1944, just before the landing in
France, military requirements were practically met or exceeded for all types of landing
vessels except for the LVT, which was about 10 percent behind the first-of-year schedule.
May deliveries, the peak for landing vessels, amounted to 198 thousand tons.

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Ship Repair and Convers ions

One would imagine that the task of augmenting the regular flest
(comnbatants,
district, patrol and mie craft, and auxiliaries) and the building up of' two new special
programs--landing vessels and destroyers escorts-would have comletely taxes the manpower
and resources of the naval shipyards of the country. During the war period, however, the
Navy also effected the conversion of 1,768 ships built mainly by the United States Maritime
Commission. (A few came from private sources) In addition, the Navy was confronted with
and met the ever increasiing requirements for maintenance and repair of its large fleet, as
is shown in the following table:

EXPENDITURES FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

OF THE UNITED STATES 7NAVY FLEET

(UnitpMillion Standard 1941.5 Munitions Dollars)

PERIOD EXPENDITURES

1940 (Last 6 Months) 134

1942 448
1934 909
1+1,126
1914
1945 (First 8 Months) 1,154

Size of the Fleet

These four factors: (1) the tremendous increase in size of the regular fleet; (2)
the special programs for landing vessels and destroyer escorts; (3) the huge conversion
program; (4) the increasing maintenance and repair program, which saved an innumerable amount
of vessels, all combined to bring the United States Naval Fleet from 2.7 million tons at the
time of Pearl Harbor to 13.8 million tons at the end of August 1945.

SIZE OF THE UNI ED STATES NAVY

(Unit Million Displacement tons)

DATE DISPLACEMENT TONNAGE

December 31, 1941 2.7

December 31, 1942 3.9
December 31, 1943 6.8
December 31, 1944 11.9
August 31,, 1945 13.8

MARITIME COMMISSION VESSELS

The Production Record

Under the direction of the United States Maritime Commission, this country produced
from July 1, 1940, through August 31, 1945, 5,509 merchant and military-type ships, aggre-
gating 54,065 thousand deadweight tons. Of these ships, 4,892 were merchant ships and 617
were for military use, mainly for the United-States Navy. This record shipbuilding program
included 16 types of vessels with 124 separate classifications and designs--mass-produced
Libertys to fast cargo types, aircraft escort vessels, and oceangoing tugs.

The Merchant Marine Act of 1936

For a real understanding and appreciation of the Maritime Commission's production

record the story should begin with the passing of the Merchant Marine Act by Congress in
1936. This act stimulated the nearly lost art of shipbuilding in the United States.
The preamble of this all important act read as follows:

It is necessary for the national defense -and the development of its foreign
and domestic commerce that the United States shall have a merchant marine:

(a) sufficient to carry its domestic waterbo'rne commerce and a sub-

stantial portion of the waterborne export and import foreign commerce of
the United States and to provide shipping service on all routes essential for
maintaining the flow of such domestic and foreign waterborne commerce at all
times,

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(b) capable of serving as a naval and military auxiliary in time of war

or national emergency,

(c) owned and operated under the United States flag by citizens of the
United States insofar as may be practicable, and

(d) composed of the best-equipped, safest, and most suitable types of

vessels and constructed in the United States and manned with trained and ef-
ficient citizen personnel. It is hereby declared to be the policy of the
United States to foster the development and encourage the maintenance of such
a merchant marine.

Accordingly, in 1937, the United States Maritime Commission initiated a shipbuild-

ing program which provided for the construction of 500 vessels over a period of 10 years-50
per year. This program called for the gradual replacement of the fleet's over-age vessels
with high-speed tankers and cargo ships. The schedule of 50 ships per year was raised to 100
in 1939 and then doubled again in 1940, to 200 vessels per year.

Development of the Wartime Program

Expansion of the war in Europe necessitated the building of cargo ships on a

mass production basis, but Iropulsion machinery was not available on a sufficiently large
scale to permit rapid construction of many standard or "C" type cargo vessels. The Maritime
Commission's answer was the 10,500-ton 11-knot Liberty ship, the EC2, designed for propulsion
by reciprocating steam engines with steam auxiliaries. A purely emergency vessel, it could
be produced on a mass production basis in shipways designed to take advantage of large-scale
prefabrication methods of hull sections.

By the end of 1940, the capacity of the shipbuilding industry had expanded to 18
yards with about 70 ways. The industry spread geographically so that by the end of 1942 there
were Maritime Commission shipyards in 24 states on the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf Coasts, and
some even on the Great Lakes.

In 1941, Maritime yards completed 103 vessels totaling 1.2 million deadweight tons,
with standard cargo vessels and tankers comprising most of the total tonnage. In that year
only seven Liberty vessels were completed-five for the British and two for the United States.
The first Liberty keel, for the "Patrick Henry," was laid on April 30, 1941; the ship was
completed eight months later. After Pearl Harbor, construction of merchant ships proceeded at
a spectacular rate. The average building time for EC2's at the beginning of 1942 was 241
days; by August of the same year this was reduced to about 100 days. A record average for all j
yards of 39 days was reached in December 1943, and some yards were able to launch vessels in
even legs time than this.
As a result of the President's State of the
Union Address to the Congress on Janu-
ary 6, 1942, and two subsequent directives, shipbuilding programs of 8.0 and 18.9 million dead-
weight tons were set for 1942 and 1943, respectively. To achieve these Presidental goals,
shipyards facilities were expanded further, so that by June 1943, 81 shipyards with about 285
ways were ix full operation. Although some other military programs were falling short of the
President's goals, Maritime Commission ship deliveries in 1942 achieved a sevenfold increase
over 1941 and slightly exceeded the 8.0 million ton objective. Libertys smashed through ahead
of schedule with 597 vessels.

In 1943, production again exceeded the Presidential goal-this time by 2 percent;

1,949 ships, totaling 19.3 million deadweight tons, were completed--18 times 1941 production
and more than twice that of 1942. This increase was due mainly to the production of Liberty
vessels--1,238 ships, totaling 13.4 million deadweight tons were delivered. Tankers and
standard cargo vessels also increased, but not at the astounding rate for Liberty ships.
The table on the following page summarizes the Maritime Commission Ship Construction record: J

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MARITIME COMMISSION SHIP DELIVERIES

July 1, 1940-August 31, 1945

Unit - Thousand Deadweight Tons)

1940 1945
TYPE OF VESSEL Total Last 6 1941 1942 1943 1944 irst 8
Months Months

Total Deliveries 54, 065 390 1,161 8,090 19,296 16147 861

Standard. dry cargo 4,818 185. 572 444 1 519 1 209 889
Emergency dry cargo 33,157 0 72 6,402 1 927 4395
Liberty vessels 29,0044 0 72 6,402 13,561 7,798 1,411
Victory vessels 4,113 0 0 0 0 1,129 2,9814
Other dry cargo (exc. Military
types 1,478 52 96 89 124 392 725
Tankers (excl. Military types) 10,907 153 421 999 5,481 5 759 2 114
Military types 0
00 i530 12_8 557
Transport attack, APA 9416 0 0 0 44 775 127
Cargo attack, A(A 498 0 0 0 0 355 143
Other military 1,434 0 0 63 286 798 287
Other types 827 0 0 93 481 252 1

With the decline of the submarine menace and the attainment of a sizeable fleet of
merchant vessels, the 1944 and 195 programs shifted from Libertys to the fast "C" type stan-
dard cargo and Victory ships-better suited than Liberty ships for the long Pacific runs, as
well as for postwar trade. Victory ships were equipped with turbine engines capable of prod-
ucing at least 6,000 horsepower and top speed of about 15 to 17 knots, nearly 50 percent faster
than the EC2.

Special Programs

The United States Maritime Commission, in addition to developing its own vast
merchant ship construction program, was. called upon in 19152 to help combat the submarine menace
by building aircraft escort vessels and corvettes (frigates) for the Navy. This program was
slow in getting into high gear. In November 1942, 280 thousand deadweight tons of convoy
vessels were scheduled for 1945; in March 1945, the total for the year was reduced to 260 thou-
sand tons. Actual deliveries amounted to 85 thousand tons. All 50 of .,he 6,730-displacement
ton aircraft escort vessels built by the Maritime Commission were delivered between July 1943
and July 1944. In 1944, these CVE's were delivered at the rate of about five per month. Frig-
ate deliveries (96 in number) progressed slowly. The last three were delivered in October 1944.

The schedules for 1944 and 1945 included a large program of military-type ships
(cargo attack, AA; and transport attack, APA) for the armed forces, primarily for use in the
Pacific theatre. Most of these "combat loaders" were scheduled for delivery in the latter
part of 1944 in West Coast yards which had completed their contracts for Liberty ships. Partly
due to the labor shortages, however, the combat loader program lagged behind schedule from
the start.

Size of the United States Merchant Fleet

In spite of the large number of sinkings, the United States controlled merchant
fleet increased from 11.4 million deadweight tons in 1940 to 45.0 million tons in July 1945-
about one-half of the world's merchant fleet at that time. The following table shows the
growth as measured at various dates:

MERCHANT FLEET OF OCEANGOING VESSELS CONTROLLED BY THE UNITED STATES

(Vessels 1,600 Gross Tons and Over)

(Unit - Million Displacement Tons)

DATE DEADWEIGHT TONNAGE

July 1, 1940 11.4

January 1, 1942 11.6
January 1, 1945 16.0
January 1, 1944 29.5
July 1, 1944 35.0
January 1, 1945 59.0
July 1, 1945 45.0

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ARMY GUNS AND FIRE CONTROL

The Production Record

Peak production value of Army guns and fire control equipment-was reached in the
last quarter of 1943, after a steep rice from the very low levels of 1940 and 1941. By the
end of 1943, the Army had about reached its maximum size and had most of its initial equipment.
Production of guns and fire control items was therefore allowed to decline gradually in 1944
j
and 1945, and during the first eight months of 1945 monthly value of output was about half
that of the peak year 1943.

ARMY GUNS AND FIRE CO1TROL EQUIPMT PRODUCTION

Total, and Selected Coups, July 1, 194O-August 31, 1945

(Unit -Each)

GROUP Total
1940

onthe
st 6 '941 1942 1943 1944
1945
irst
Months
8 1
Total Army-procured.guns and
fire control equi ment.
(Million dollars) 5,410 12 158 1,111 2,032 1,431 666
Heavy field artillery (com-
plete equipments) 7,803 3 62 647 2,660 3,284 1,147
Spare cannon for heavy field
artillery 8,436 0 0 0 323 3,601 4,512
Spare recoil mechanisms for
heavy field artillery 4,046 0 0 0 120 2,035 1,891
Light field and antitank guns 56,189 650 4,055 20,536 18,696 7,685 4,567
Tank guns and howitzers
Self-propelled guns and
howitzers
116,754

27,242
491

0
6,296

0
43,368

8,811
34,711

13,155
19,991

2,981
11,897

2,295
I
Aircraft guns 156,587 0 1,785 68,114 78,132 7,556 1,000
Antiaircraft guns
Antiaircraft gun directors
49,909
37,859
170
17
639
101
14,509
8,998
24,159
25,824
9,636
2,909
796
10
iJ
Mortars 111,246 1,173 8,345 10,983 25,781 24,842 40,122
Heavy machine guns 1,963,525 3,919 53,644 347,492 641,638 677,011 239,821
Light machine guns 717,527 1,937 27,672 314,839 .188,331 121,771 62,977
Rifles (excluding carbines) 6,529,859 57,203'2 8,293 ,425,926 2,723,696 1,400,608 624,133
Carbines 6,117,847 0 5 115,813 2,959,336 2,088,697 953,996 J
a Standard (1945) munitions dollars.
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Pre-Pearl Harbor

Pre-Pear Harbor production of Army guns and fire control equipment was almost in-
significant, in terms of numbers of items, as may be seen from an examination of some of the
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figures. In the 18 months prior to January 1942, the United States Army received only 65
heavy field- pieces, compared with a total of 3,284 turned out in 1944. Less than 5,000 light
field and antitank pieces were produced in this 18-month period, compred with over 20,000
turned out in 1942. Only 118 antiaircraft gun directors were accepted between July 1, 1940,
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and December P31, 1941, compared with a figure of 25,824 in 1943. Many programs, such as those

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for self-propelled weapons and carbines, had yet to get under way.
Early Difficulties

In view of -the tremendous requirements for initial equipment of our rapidly growing
Army, effort in 1942 was devoted mainly to those types of guns which lent themselves to mass J
production at the time, rather than to improved types for which development was not then
sufficiently, advanced for quantity production. Inasmuch as the types and numbers of gun-
producing facilities were much more limited in 11942 than later, it was impossible to carry on
simultaneous. production and development program with any hope of achieving substantial returns
I
in both, At that time, it was a choice either of equipping the steadily expanding Army with
readily available guns, or of deferring equipment of that Army until some indefinite future
date when experimental weapons could be standardized and produced in great quantities.
This choice was resolved by the fact that battle had already been joined in many
parts-of the world by the United States and Allied Armies; consequently, the need for guns was
so great that full production was ordered on all guns which could be manufactured rapidly and
delivered to activated forces. As a result, 1942 was a banner year in the production of light
caliber weapons; the heavier caliber guns were sttll in the developmental stage or could not be
turned out in quantities. This fact is especially apparent in the field artillery group, in
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which output of heavy guns (4.5-inch through 240-mm) amounted to only 647 units in 1942, but
rose to 3,284 in 1914, while the lighter guns in this group (37-mm through 105-mm) declined
from their peak.of 20,536 units in 1942 to 7,685.in.1944, and to 4,567 in the first eight months

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of 1945. A similar development took place in tank armament. In 1942, the only tank weapons
in substantial production during this peak year for tank guns and howitzers were the 37-mm
and the 75-mm guns. By the end. of 1944, however, production on both, the 37-=i and. the 75-:
tank guns had dropped 83 percent from 1942 levels. The much more effective 76-mm gun, the 90-
mm gun, and. the 105-mm howitzer came into production (other than experimental) as tank weapons
only after 1942, and became-the mainstay of the tank armament program by the spring and sum-
mar of 1945.

Production at the Peak

Production of mlost types guns and related equipment reached a leve in. 194~g3
f Army~B
which was not equaled later. The few groups which did not reach their peaks until 1944 include
heavy field artillery, rocket launchers, flame throwers, 4,2-inch chemical mortars, and. the
programs for remanufactured. and reconditioned guns.

The production objective in 1943 was to equip our Army of 6.7' million men, stockpile
sufficient reserves, and ship substantial quantities of guns and auxiliary equipment to member'
nations of the anti-Axis coalition. This was an ambitious program, and it was realized only by
increasing production 83 percent in value over that of 1942.

New Production Patterns

Not only was there a great increase in production i 1943--there was also a tre-
'mendous increase in the selectivity in production of guns and.equipment. Thus, although the
peak for total Army guns and fire control equipment was reached in November 1945, there were
actual declines as early as January in .30 caliber machine guns, light; antiaircraft guns,' most
self-propelled guns, and in all tank guns smaller than 76-mm.

New weapons produced for the first time in 1943 included the 76-mm tank gun (except
some experimental production in 1942), the 90-mm tank gun, and the 105-mm tank howitzer. Guns
for self-propelled carriages were augmented in the second half of the year by the addition of
the 76-im gun,'and for the first time airplanes were equipped with 75-mm guns and. .5-inch
rocket launchers. Although the antiarcraft program began to decline in 1943, production of 400
of the 4.7-inch AA guns that year gave greater range to our antiaircraft fire power end pro-
vided better protection against high-flying enemy bombers.

By 1944, production programs evidenced an almost complete reversal of the 1942 trends
and goals; the type and number of guns produced were based on tactical desirability rather than
on expediency, as was the case in x.942. By the end of 1943, the Army had approached its maxi-
mum size and was almost completely equipped; thus the production problem was largely one of
maintenance and. replacement with improved types rather than one of furnishing initial equipment.

The selective production patterns started in 1943 were continued with greater empha-
sis through 1944 and the first eight months of 1945. The most marked of these trends was
registered in the antiaircraft gun and fire control groups, in which decline started about the
middle of 1945 and continued through 1944 and 194.5. This shift-brought about by the change
in Allied tactics from defensive to offensive warfare--was responsible for a rdrop in monthly
output of antiaircraft guns from the January 1943 peak of 2,719 units to 350 units in December
1944; none were produced after April 1945. Similarly, production of antiaircraft gun directors
fell from a peak rate of 2,403 in May 1943 to 28 in December 1944, and to only 10 units dur-
ing the entire first eight months, of 1945,

The Heavy Artillery Program

The other significant trend in the gun and fire control program after 1942 was the
steady increase in the production of heavy field artillery (and related spare equipment).
Production in this group rose from a level of 116 guns in the first month of 1943 to a peak
level of 326 guns in November 1944, while spare cannon for heavy artillery increased from a
monthly average of 23 units during the first half of 1943 to 405 in Decerber 19414, and to a
peak of 879 units in April 1945.

By the end of the first quarter of 1944, the Italian Campaign had demonstrated that
more intensive and sustained heavy artillery barrages were desirable. As a.result, production
of heavy artillery was stepped up so that by the end of the year 3,284 pieces hadbeen produced,
compared with the previous year's total of 2,660 heavy field weapons. The higher rate of
artillery fire in the mountin; offensive also increased the aLbtrition rates of spare cannon
and recoil mechanisms for both heavy and light field. artillery. This led to a rise in production
of spare cannon for heavy field artillery from 323 in 1943, to 3,601 in 1944, and to 4 512 for
the first eight months of 1945, while spare tubes for all other artillery rose from 6,488 in
1943, to 9,575 in 1944, and 8,863 for the last eight months of the war. Similarly, produc-
tion of spare recoil mechanisms for all types of artillery jumped from 1,401 units in 1943,
to 5,031 in 19144, and reached a wartime peak of 5,911 in the period. January-August 1945.

D tevelopmentsin
1945

At the end of 1944, production on 1945 critical programs (heavy artillery, mortars,
heavy tank guns, and self-propelled. weapons) was scheduled at the peak rates of production
reached during the last quarter of 1944, or, as in the case of 60-mm mortars, 'was scheduled to

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cmY 1,1940-AUUST 31,045
PROOUCTIONJU SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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exceed those ratesmAt th i 3 o -o t- at these levels .of production could.

be nt beunse o leo of & failiti eao As VEDay approached, however,
drastic program cutbacke tera i:st~ta~tsd to reduce muition production from a. two-front to
a one-front war level. It was soon evident that all production objectives at the reduced
levels could be reachedwit vi labl failities andemower. By July 1, 1945, the guns ae
fire contr'l category adben to -a one-f o t bais, end. total production objectives
had~ bee ocut back 355percent from Marc evl, the last month that schedules were on a
two-Pwo t basis,

Ttal gn and fire o ntwoc productio daing tha first eight months of 19145, Vhile
ona suh lowerevel mo
nst oa' gories than in .1944, did. exceed. 19441 production iii several
subgrups. Spare fornheavy.t4 artillery and. spare recoil mchanisms for both heavy
p.light ~til..e e tuned ut W't raord rteav gi owing emphasis on war in the
PAifio also ed to roca r td pr ,orlon'.o of light weapon (such as the 60-mm mortar) suit-
Able for use in tie 3 g, an -tothaevlopmentof new recoilless weapons--the 4 .2-inch
~ooilless nor ;,nd th 57- an 75-: rcoilless riflesa Terrain covered in the Pacific
'laid,fighting ea r iao ea iblo to tankls and. heavy artillery but not to foot soldiers. To give
the fiot eold~ier geater fire power, recoiless weapons were designed to eliminate the kick-
baQk c tion resulting from the expanding propellant gases. These weapons could, theref'ore,
be twed without oarriagea or aecoil oh&ansma, During 1945, production of the 41.2-inah
gQctil e e t rose from a o i:"nAug ,st,. hile, production of the 75-m rifle
ed. from 37 in February to 306 in Jima. 0utput of the ,57-mmrecoilless rifle (one of
:fie it1,4e&tates programsCanada) -ose from 20 in A~rid to 24I9 in Auust.

ANMY UW
nA O'AD80

The production r ear* for' yroaod asanition and aircraft bombs was one of
the maormi ee of. the dn ia .'ee art tl'f $1 illion (mesue
3943,,A unition and bomb tbn rwto
a $1,193 milion in 1944, the lest full year
of aco~ution, and in the pe hakot fApril 1945 had. reached. an annual rata of $5,748
Million. The' growh of the whop. and various importnt sep ntsa is shown in the

Total, and Selected r u~a Ji ,_190-August 3 14

l q® 19145
GROUP untn i last6 1941192 ..1943 1944 First 8
toathes__________Months

Total -procured.
inunition and. bombs Million doles 13,4 9 .1 145 ?,173 .3833 4,193 3,154
Gr dThous, tons. p,287 3 678 54 8001.1-447 1,5305
Mortar shells Thousa ton 38k (0) 2 35 -71 142' 134
Smaal azms t oa Million rounds 11.,74. 116 1,061 9,79$ 19,800 6,578. 4,393
Airorft ab( ) Toutons 5,765. 2 56 5415 1,504 1,955 1,743
a Standard. 19 5) mantions dollars

A IO19AD 02 PRO UION I ~SBE 0ED PBRIODS

Total, and Selected;. Groups
2 00t -
9~ ]O a©

aunnia nd..bMor~rsh27a
a#; a3836p.J i. 6 We

~al arms ition 4I llion n8o268 1,271 1,833 40 705

Afrra ftbube( ) Thousabaort t 32 ,9 Z59 206 242
a-1 Standai't {l95) tionedoliba
*3~atan50
0 short tons.

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EOUTION I PT BER .. ':.
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Beginnings of the "War Proram

At the start of the war program, the Army had too little of practically all types of
ammunition and needs were out of all proportion to immediate production possibilities. Facili-
ties for production on the scale required were entirely inadequate, and had to be expanded
rapidly at first. In July 1942, for example, the War Department had more than 80 separate
explosives, ammunition, or loading plants under construction. Prior to completion of adequate
facilities, production emphasis shifted about from one "emergency" program to another in re-
sponse to special requests from field commanders, and scant attention was paid to any over-all
objectives or to balanced programming of production. Schedules of output even for the current
month were often far out of line, and were especially so when newly constructed facilities
failed to get underway on time, or when technical difficulties or manpower shortages developed.
Despite such difficulties, however, production increases were fantastic for almost all types
of ammunition during the first 18 months of the war.

Production Levels Off

By mid-1943, pipelines from loading plants to battlefields were filled, reserves

began to accumulate, and the period of production for quantity's sake came to an end. For the
remainder of the war, production schedules and goals for both ground army ammunition and air-
craft bombs were de'termined largely by strategic needs and progress of the Allied offensive.

Output of many types of Army ammunition actually leveled or fell off during 1943
and early 1944, as reserves were built up or as requirements were lowered in certain areas:
(a) Reduced and more realistic objectives for aircraft production brought about substantially
smaller requirements for aircraft ammunition; (b) accumulation of large reserves of small arms
ammunition permitted a considerable slackening in this program by the end of 1943; (c) anti-
aircraft gun ammunition reached its peak in the fourth quarter of the year, then fell off
sharply beginning in February 1944, as Allied offensive tactics and increasing air superiority
lessened the need for this type of ammunition; and (d) stocks of heavy artillery shells were
built up during 1943, and schedules cut back sharply, in line with current expenditure rates
in the field.

Aircraft BCombs

Production of aircraft bombs increased sharply and quite steadily from the; almost
minute levels of 1940 and 1941. By the end of 1943, there.were 628,000 tons of bombs in
atorage-about five months' output at 1943 rates, and an increase of 700 percent in storage
during the year; 75 percent of the bombs in storage were General Purpose and Demolition types,
so with an apparent oversupply in stock, production of GP bombs was slowed up, and the 100-
pound and 250-pound types were even taken out of production for several month early in 1944.

Increasing Requirements to the End of the War

Developments in the Italian compaign rudely shattered any plans for slowing down
permanently the production of heavy artillery ammunition. These factors-the enormous expendi-
tures of ammunition in Europe, lengthened estimates of the duration of the war in Europe, and
larger estimates of requirements for the Japanese war-all influenced, and tended to raise the
ammunition (and bomb) programs from early 1944 until the time that VE-Day was obviously at
hand. In the short space of only two months, from February (as shown in the Army Supply
Program) to April 1944, 1944--1945 requirements for shells over 105-mm were raised 60 percent,
from $780 million to $1,250 million.

Large-scale saturation bombing and the extensive support to ground troops (with
light bombs) by United States airplanes, during the first part of 19441, reversed the.trend of
aircraft bomb storage. Between'January 1 and June 1, 19144, .storage of 100-pound GP bombs
decreased 81 percent, and storage of 250-pound GP's decreased 47 percent. The issuance rate
for GP bombs as a whole tripled between January and May. As a result, strategic requirements
for bombs were increased sharply.

Problems involved in attaining the new higher rates of production for artillery
ammunition far beyond any attained up to that time included: (a) Construction of new facili-
ties; (b) securing new machine tools; (c) obtaining manpower. Of these problems, the most
difficult was obtaining machine tools.

Despite these and other problems, however, artillery ammunition production con-
tinued to rise as the program was set at higher and higher levels, until the second quarter
of 1945. By December 1944, actual production had reached an annual rate of $2,100 million,
with scheduled production aimed at an annual rate of $4,400 million. In April 1945, produc-
tion of artillery ammunition reached an all-time monthly high of $266 million, an annual rate
of $3,192 million.

Bomb requirements were based primarily on the Army Air Force's bomb-dropping capa-
city. As this capacity increased with the development of our offensive, requirements continued
to rise and production schedules to increase. Facility expansions for bomb fabricating plants,
the principal bottleneck in increasing production, were authorized even in the last months of
the war ($21 million between February and April 1945), and bomb production reached its wartime
peak in the months from March through June 1945 with about twice the tonnage of bombs turned
out in these waning months of the war as in the corresponding months a year earlier.
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PRODUCT'ION JULY 1,1910-AUGUSTV 31,1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945
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NAVL GUNS AND AMMUNITION

.rodu~ct ion, Jmy 1, l940C-A t t 3115

Inmid-19i-, the La mgi

oncshaips of our "one-ocean Navy" could fire a
total of 11 ctons of projectleas L. 15 seons Five years later, Navy fire-power had. in-j
creased more than ten-fold to 4,500 tons pr 15-second period. Not only was the huge program
of naval ship ..ontru ticrn zpr~ovided of - modern
.. ant without delaying new ship comple-
tions, buttte
rhn esl
armamnt oesp1
of t~he nvefete hgu xiig n min 1940
iin was modernized. and. more than
Naval Guns

Du.ring the period July 19 y0 thou g Augut 1945, nearly 166 thousand gun assembliesj
were produced; 99 percent of t~hese wre produced after December 31, 19411. The distribution,.
of asseabli. byyears is o-' in th-'tabl blow:

HAUL GUN ASS31 Y PRDUCTIQN

July 1, 1940 -August 31, 19kf5

_ _ _ - ---- i r c -
Uni tEacI
Naval Dun assembly
Totgal
1.L94i0 1945
by Type Last 6 1941. 1942 194 1944 First, 8
___________ ___ nth Months
Total naval. gun assemblies 65,742 67 1 j37'8 35L304 60,131 53,1725 15,137 J
6-inch and over
3nc5d
23 3
6909
3 7 48 110
3,253 37
1,864 1,348
1.1-inch , 4
0-mand 20-rim ^1 3 0 95 31,3 51,626 45,710 13,529 J
It will be noted that deliveriesof si *orztyp assemblies continued to rise after sa ller
tgpes had. begun to decline, he aeic;ror the difference in trend. are: (a) The
l-ga gunsgre used~ ch~:i,,.y on b l s~ijp;:«, aarh longer period. is needed. to complete
thes t: s of asemb ~ie n ) thee alteor gsae used. to a large degree on merchant
esels and were produced ' ertog hc mar: periods for arming the merchant fleet.

Only the 1.l-inch c &Luou~t

the 5-inch/38 calier ntiara f t en.
, 3 o 20-ia erlikon, the 3-inch/5O caliber dry type,
al prpose, and. the 16-inch/45 caliber assemblies
were in pr-oduction prior to 192. The' .1m-in h program was completed. by November 1942,
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since the 20-nan and. 40-maguns pro,; .amre effective and. were substituted for the old. 1.1-
inch duad-mounts, Deliveries of 20--oas ingo-mount assemblies increased from 2 in July 1941
(initial deivery) to 4-69753ase 'tics
declined- ga ' ,all ",nasthe 0-mmg
n eteaar 1943. (peak monthly rate), and. then.
id1 he20- atwin-mounts were substituted as quick-
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ly as they become available-,i Laco of the20- single-mounts. The first delivery of 40-
mm quad-mounts was made in Aprl 1942 and the firat 40-mm twins were produced two months
later. The 40-mm gun program was considered very urgent until the first quarter 1945, since J
the requirements for these assmbies exceede d production by large margins. Cumulative
require nto were

Fire Cont 'l

ot esatsfied u :4i t e lJ ypar't of 1945.
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The fire control program followed the pattern of naval guns. As new guns .re-
placed older types new fire control equipmes. was developed. for such programs. Only, one of
the two an.tiaircraf t gun directors in prodr tw!os prior to 1942 continued to be produced after
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1942. The Mark 37 aiaircraft a .coro oyi.hand. 5-inch guns was continued through
Au gut 1945, wheesthe
1f'lork 5 gu
':rk44 irector Lo I1-inch battery was completed in May 1942.
irector f or-1.l- ich a d. 0. lg'uns was one of the larger fire control
program~; these iri torsxwere produced. in age quantities during the three-year period
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from June 1942 until.th first hill of 1:9 5, whe the new blind. fire control systems were
gradually Introduced, shifting production empasis from the older type Mark 51.
Naval Ammuition
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June 30, 1940.
Gun amunition ad naval rockets amounting
to 1,356,496 tons were produced. Ltie
This production is broken down by types in the table on the following page:
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NAVAL GUN AMMUNIT ION AND ROCOET PRODUCTION

July 1, 190-Augut 31, 1945
Unit-ShortTon

July 1940 1915

TYPE OF Total through 192 1943 1944 First 8
ira~4UIION Dec. 19411 ________ Months

Total naval gun ammunition

and rockets 1,356,496 35,192 100,589 276,895 517,906 425,914
1Luta
24.2 fie 15,J9 38 082 6 24656 i 73
High capacity 251,395 0- 232,897 105,421 110,791
Armor piercing 111,540 15,0)49 23,185 21,055- 39,229 13,022
Illuminating 29,922 365 2,689 5,6644 10,660 10,564
Common and special common 31,403 215 9,922 6,128 12,746 2,362
Antiaircraft738 366 19,533 62 090 202 22,213 161,579
Rockets _19__ 0 1.7 8220 57,637,127,596

The shift in trends of ammunition production among types indicates the changes in methods
of warfare and the introduction of new weapons. Antiaircraft and armor piercing ammunition
represented 8 percent of total produced through December 1943. Subsequently, as the United
States Navy took the offensive in 19141 and 19)45, procurement of rockets andhigh capacity
bombardment ammunition increased much more rapidly than other segments of the Navy ammunition
program. Rockets and high capacity ammnition accounted for only 11 percent of total naval
gun ammunition and rockets produced prior to 1944, but represented 43 percent of tbe total
produced in 19)44 and 1945. The effectivenssof both high capacity ammition and rockets.
for softening up beach heads prior to invasion created very heavy demands-for these types.
The requirements for high capacity ammunition were not satisfied until mid-1945, and the
rocket program continued to expand until the end of the war. Both high capoity ammunition and
rockets were considered critical programs during 1944 and 1945 and were given top priorities
over other naval ordnance.

Bottlenecks
Many problems were encouxtered in the producing of vast amounts of naval ordnance.
Shortages of material, inadequate plants and plant equipment, manpower, and design changes
were the principal production problems. In the earlier portion of the period, shortages of
raw materials, especially steel, copper, and aluminum, and the low quality of some materials
caused many delays in naval ordnance programs. Changes in design, necessitating changes in
machine tools, were the chief reasons for some programs getting under way slowl.y. Lack of
plants and plant equipment' caused delays in the.expansion of prorams or the beginning of
neir programs. Bearings, cables, electric motors, conveyors, and perishable tools were very
tijht during most of the war program.

Facility Expansion

Production of the vast quantities of naval ordnance was made possible only by
rapid and constant expansion of facilities. Prior to 3,940, all naval guns and most fire con-
trol equipment were produced at the Naval Gun Factory, Washington, D.C., and all ammunition
was assembled at various naval ammunition depots. Expansion of the ordnance programs re-
quired new naval ordnance plants, depots, and other facilities, the estimated cost of which
totaled more than $850 million. In addition, the Bureau of Ordnance depended upon approxi-
mately 1,400 prims contractors and. 20,000 subcontractors. Expansion of commercial production
facilities involved technical and financial assistance for many private plants; during the
war period the value of government-financed facilities and equipment added to these plants
totaled about $390 million.

COMBAT VEHICLES AND MOTOR CARRIAGES

FOR SELF-PROPELLED GUNS

It was estimated in May 1940 that the German Army had 8,000 tanks in service-16
times the number available to the United States Army at that time. Productions for our Army
at the beginning of the war program (the second half of 1940) was proceeding at a rate of
about 50 per month, and acceptances were confined entirely to light tanks armed with 37-mm
guns. No medium tanks were accepted by.the War Department until July 1941.

The--remarkable production record of this industry, developing as it did from these

almost negligible levels, is borne. out' by the data in the table on the following page:

PRODUCTION~ ~iL 1,94-UGS 31,1945 SETME

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PROUCTION JUY 1,190-AGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945
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COMBAT AND MOTOR VEHICLE PRODUCTION J

Selected Groups, July 1, 194+0--August 31, 1945

(Unit-Each_
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1940 1945
GROUP Total Last 6 1941 1942 1943 1944 First 8
Months Months

Total new tanks (excl.Special Purpose) 86,732 280 3,923 23,884 29,497 7,565 11,583
Heavy 2,079 0 0 1 35 54 .1,989
Medium 55,779 0 1,332 12,936 21,250 13,468 6,793
Light.. 28,874 280 2,591 10,947 8,212 4,048 2,801

Remanufactured and modernized tanks 4,730 0 0 0 0 2,079 2,651

Tank conversions
Armored cars
5,506
16,438
0
0
0
0
10
191
682
9,067
2,946
5,509
1,868
1,671
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Scout cars and carriers 89,072 551 7,332 16,892 37,977 18,874 7,446
Tank chassis for self-propelled guns 16,133 0 0 3,100 9,035 2,934 1,064

Early Expansion

In August 1941, the War Department let a $100 million order for tanks, and from
that time on, developments came quickly. The immediate goal of the Army at this time was to Li
produce 880 medium tanks, 2,300 light tanks, and 1,096 scout 'cars for eight armored divisicms,
with equipment for 15 separate tank battalions.

The automotive industry was already producing military vehicles and was slated to LI
become the main source for tank production. In November 1941, plans were announced for ex-
panding the Chrysler tank arsenal, which by that time had a $127,000,000 order for the pro-
duction of medium (28-ton) tanks, and development of a $25,782,000 General Motors tank arsenal
at Flint, and a $39,000,000 Ford tank project.

Production goals were then set for 2,000 medium tanks a month, with facilities for
materials such as armor plate set up on a basis. of 3,000 medium tanks a month. Detroit was
depended on to account for at least two-thirds of medium tank production, tonnage-wise, and
in number to account for the greater part of the entire tank program.

The prospects at that time were that the General Motor -Ford-Chrysler expansion
program could not be expected to reach the initial production stage before the summer of 1942,
and that production of 2,000 tanks a month could not be attained before the end of 1942, It
is interesting to note that it was planned to use stock passenger car motors instead of air-
plane-type motors in these tanks. i
The 1941 production goal was more than met. Approximately 2,600 light tanks were
8
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produced, along with 1,332 medium (2 -ton) tanks, and 1,908 scout cars. Also produced were
6,000 tank engines (of which were of the- aircraft-type) and 5,424 half-tracks. At this

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5,45Q
time the 60-ton heavy tank was a highly secret Army proJect.

Tank engines

During 1942, an attempt was made to standardize on a single tank engine. This way
not accomplished, however, in view of the heavy requirements for engines and the lack.of fa-
cilities for the many units of a single type of engine.
among the four following types:
Instead, production was distributed
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1.
2.
3.
Wright.Whirlwind-Continental motors
General Motors-twin diesel
Chrysler-multi-bank
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4. Ford V-8-liquid-cooled

Nevertheless, plans for a standard tank engine went ahead and were given additional
impetus by the battle experience gained in the Libyan campaign. Tank battle
the Development Section of the Tank Automotive Center to favor an air-cooled
was found that this type of engine operated best in temperature extremes and
performance led
gas engine, It
required a minimum
I
of maintenance and repair..

Tank Production: 1942-1945

The 1942 program was a success, The planned shift from production of light tanks to
medium tanks was effected, and by the end of the year the prospect of a production rate of
2,000 medium tanks a month became an accomplished fact. Altogether a total of 23,884 tanks
were produced, including 12,936 medium tanks, 10,497 light taiks, and one pilot model of the
M6 (60-ton) heavy tank. December 1942 marked the peak month during the war for tank produc-
1
tion, with 4,772 produced.

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Tank output in 1943 hit a new yearly high of 29,497 tanks--24 percent greater than
production in 1942. While light tank output declined from 10,947 in 1942 to 8,212 in 1943,
acceptances of medium tanks jumped from 12,936 to 21,250 during the same period. No standard
tank engine had yet been put out, but Continental Motors (aircraft-type) had the largest
single order in 1943.

Tank production leveled off in 1943 on the basis of December 1942 schedules. Far-
lier schedules were dictated by the African campaign, which called for tanks in very large
numbers, and production was keyed to requirements by having 11 of the country's largest manu-
facturers making M4 mediums at steadily increasing rates. At the conclusion of this campaign
prime emphasis was put on other programs also depending heavily onealloy steel? namely air-
craft, naval escort vessels, and merchant vessels. Consequently,builders of the M4 tank wrere
reduced from 11 to 3.

The 1944 schedules for tanks and other armored vehicles were reduced in October
1943, and some experts went so far as to suggest that tanks may have "had their day." The
October schedule was reduced again on January 1, 1944, and monthly production after the first
quarter was close to the rate set down for the January 1 schedule. However, invasion losses
of materiel on the Normandy beachhead were heavier than anticipated. Because of enemy shore
defenses and:poor. weather much materiel was lost in the sea, and at the same time, greater
than previously anticipated losses were being experienced on the Italian Front.

On July 1, 1944, foilowing D-day, tank requirements were increased slightly. Great-
er increases were scheduled for 1945. Current production rates had been set so far in ad-
vance, however, that greater increases for 1944 were not feasible. Total output in 1944
amounted to 17,565 tanks, and for 1945, requirements were raised to 21,227 tanks. These in-
creased requirements were expected to-put locomotive manufacturers, who had finished tank
contracts some months earlier, back on tank production.

The major development in new models during 1944 was the step-up in fire-power and
speed. The M4 medium tanks were given hitting power once thought adapted only to heavies.
The new light tank, the M24, was equipped with a 75-mm gun formerly used as standard armament
for the M4 medium. The "Sherman" medium appeared with a 105-mm howitzer, and another model
was mounted with the long-barreled, high-velocity 76 -mm gun. A self-propelled motor carriage
for the 76-am gun (tank destroyer) with a road speed of 50 miles per hour was also developed.

The December 1, 1944, tank schedule projected the medium 76-mm gun tank as the
single type to be most heavily procured in 1945--displacing the 105-mm howitzer tank from top
procurement in 1945. Furthermore, the fact that 55 percent of the schedule for 1945 tank
procurement at that time was concentrated in the 90-mm and 76-m gun types, as' compared with
44 percent so recently as November 1, 1944, indicated increased procurement of selected stra-
tegically important tanks dictated by battle experience on the Western Front.

The increase in scheduled procurement for the light tank M24 mounting a 75-mm gun
and the concurrent decline in 1945 schedules for the medium M4 tank with the 75-mm gun; sug-
gested that the light tank with 75-mm gun would supersede the .medium 75-mn gun tank. This
was made possible by development of the 75-mn gun, T13EI, the first 75-m gun successfully
mounted in the turret of a light tank. This gun was adaptable to a light tank because- it
was lighter than other guns of similar fire-power and because its concentric recoil mecha-
nism took up less space in the tank turret. The M24 light tank itself incorporated improved
torsion bar suspension for greater flotation and flexibility, together with greater acces-
sibility of all components.

Tank production in 1945 reached its peak in March, when 2,268 units were turned
out--tne highest rate since mid-1943. Output fell 6ff ii April and May and dropped sharply '
thereafter according to plan. The most noteworthy development of the period was the steady
increase in output of the heavy Pershing tank M26 mounting a 90-mm gun. In May 1944, when
this tank was still in the experimental stage, 145 units had been scheduled for the year 195;
total 1945 production through August actually amounted to 1,952 units.

Other Armored Vehicles

In addition to the tank production, the combat vehicle program expanded in the pro-
duction of other armored vehicles. The first deliveries of armored cars were made in 1942,
and a new large program of motor carriages for self-propelled guns was initiated. The 16,892
scout cars and carriers produced that year were 130 percent more than the 7,332 units produced
the year before. In 1943, record production was achieved for armored cars as well as for
scout cars and carriers. Motor carriages for self-propelled guns also attained their highest
level in 1943, with 9,035 of the tank chassis type produced and 11,524 of other chassis types.

Remanufacturing and Reconditioning

Another significant development in the combat vehicle program was the substantial
increase in remanufacturing and reconditioning. In October 1944, the Chrysler Corporation
began work on its $77 million contract for overhauling and modernizing M3's and M4's in its
Evansville, Indiana plant, where formerly cartridges were made, and the American Car and
Foundry Company began work on modification of 1,200 MS light tanks. The work consisted main-
ly of installing heavier armor and greater fire-power.

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Development and Research

j
On the experimental list for development and research at the end of the war were the
following combat vehicles and motor carriages for self-propelled guns:

1. Heavy tank T29 with 105-mm gun

2. Heavy tank T26E2 with 105-Dm howitzer
3. Heavy tank T30 with 155-mm gun
4. Motor carriage T93 for 8-inch gun
5. Motor carriage T89 for 8-inch howitzer
6. Motor carriage T92 for 240-mm howitzer

TRUCKS

The automotive industry had little difficulty in shifting over from the high prewar J
level of civilian-type passen er car and light truck production to the light and medium types
of military vehicles (under2t-ton rated capacity), which comprised the major part of the
Army truck program in terms of numbers of units. The ever increasing requirements for the
heavy types (2t-ton' or over rated capacity) during the war period, however, raised some dif-
ficult production problems. The following table gives production figures on Army trucks.
ARMY TRUCK PRODUCTION
July 1, 191 0-August 31, 1945
I
(Unit-Each) ___

1940, 1945
GROUP Total Last 6 1941 1942 1943 1944 First 8
Months Months
Total Army-pricured trucks 2,357,684 20,299 176,884618,423618.728 596,37+ 326,976
Heavy-heavy (Over 2-ton)a 151,449 500 8,363 23,347 37,271 51,127 30,791
Light-heavy (.2-ton) 800,507 6,460 57,010 180,809 192.,377219,.529 114,322
Medium (1i- and under 22-ton) 418,982 6,605 37,008 140,296 132,602 80,517 21,954
Light (Under li-ton) 986,746 6,684 74,503 273,971 256,478 245,201 129,909
a -Excluding Engineer Corps types prior to 1944 except the 7k-ton 4x4, "Snow-go,"
in 1943;
data are not available on any other types.

It will be noted that the peak year for both light and medium types was reached in 1942, and
the peak year for the two heavy types was not reached until 1944. The peak month for heavy-
heavy trucks was actually December 1944 when 6,246 units were accepted; light-heavy trucks hit
their peak in March 1945 with an output of 22,620 vehicles.
I
Difficulties with Heavy Trucks J
Heavy trucks with four- and six-wheel drives had never been produced in substantial
quantities before the war, and the industrial "know-how" and necessary facilities did not
measure up to the tremendous needs. Chief bottlenecks were in heavy truck components, such as
rear axles, engines, and transmission, which traced back primarily to shortages of manpower
and materials in the four.y and forge shops. On the whole, assembly plant facilities were
adequate to meet all anticipated truck requirements.

Production in 1944

The most critical year for heavy truck production was 1944. Heavy truck require-
ments'had been rising steadily, and deliveries in 1943, although well over the 1942 record,
had not yet met the demand. Because of shortages in the 194.3 heavy truck program and the
greatly augmented demand for heavy vehicles for the year 1944 by the Army, the Office of
Defense Transportation, and other claimant agencies, the Automotive Division Requirements Com-,
mittee developed a new 1944 truck program on November 2, 1943. This program was based on a
determination of all facilities available and.a planned..expansion to increase production of the
critical truck components which were the controlling factors in end-item procurement. It was
expected that by the latter half of 1944 a sharp rise in heavy truck production could be
effected.
Under the November 2, 1943, truck,program, the Army was allowed an over-all quota for
1944 of 775,653 trucks, representing 84 percent of the grand total, set for all claimant agen-
oies: Army heavy truck allotments consisted of 295,942 light-heavies (which included combat
vehicles using similar truck components) and 69,575 heavy-heavies. In February 1944, the
autnorizedprograms were cut sharply by the Army Service Forces in both critical groups. The
light-heavy program was reduced to 247,691, while the heavy-heavy program was cut to 65,683. j
These revised 1944 programs were considered more in line with the productive ability of in-
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Availability of increased facilities in 1944 only partially solved the production

lag in heavy truck components. Expansions in the foundries required a greatly enlarged force
of skilled and semiskilled workers at a time when general expansion of the war economy had al-
ready resulted in a tight labor market. Labor shortages in gray iron foundries were further
aggravated by the competition .of higher-paying war industries involving less arduous work.

Actual production of heavy trucks in 1944 proved to be considerably below author-

ized programs, although large gains in output over 1943 were achieved. Expanded output in
the latter half of the year resulted in a 15 percent increase in the light-heavies and a 54
percent gain in the heavy-heavies above the first six months' output in these groups. The
climb in the heavy-heavy truck group was consistent, rising from a January 1944 production of
2,741 up to an all-time high of 6,246 units in December. Heavy trucks, 2k-ton and up, com-
prised 45 percent of the total 1944 truck output of 596,374 units.

The 1945 Program

The 1945 Army Service Forces truck program, based on a program determination as of
December 19, 1944, was set at 594,257 vehicles out of a total program of 869,212 for all
claimant agencies. The Army program included 252,409 light-heavies (including combat vehi-
cles) and 48,792 heavy-heavies. In the March 5, 1945 revision, the ASF heavy truck program
for 1945 was stepped up to 273,293 light-heavies and 52,337 heavy-heavies. Increased needs in
the heavy categories were due partially to the considerable deficits from schedule in 1944,
necessitating carryovers into 1945. Furthermore, the accelerated pace of two-front war, to-
gether with the very high attrition rate in the European theatre were important factors in
causing higher military truck requirements.

The supply of necessary manpower in the foundries continued to remain a limiting

factor in heavy truck production until the end of war, although the situation was partially
alleviated by some wage increases, the furloughing of skilled workers by the Army, and better
distribution of the supply of castings. Another difficulty which had arisen at this time was
the urgent priority need which had developed for military spare parts. This additional de-
mand on production necessarily re'sulted in curtailment of end item output.

Army heavy truck production in the early part of 1945 was impeded by poor weather
conditions in addition to production problems. In the month of March, however, output im-
proved considerably, with all truck groups reaching their peak production for the year.
Light-heavy deliveries at 22,620 hit a record high, exceeding December 1944 the previous high
month with a 20,942 unit output. After this month, production in all groups fell off and
huge cuts in programs were instituted after VE-Day in May. With these great reductions in
the truck program, there remained no difficulties in meeting the sharply lowered goals for
heavy trucks, except for a few special types.

COMMUNICATIONS AND VLECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

Production of communications and electronic equipment during the period July 1,

1940--August 31, 1945, amounted to $10.8 billion (standard munitions dollars)--about one-
seventeenth of the total munitions program over the 62-month period. Even though radio and
radar output represented only a small portion of the. total munitions program, its real in-
portance to the war effort cannot be measured merely in terms of dollar value because of the
essential work which radio and radar contributed to make other programs successful. Without
the almost unbelievable technological advances, especially in radar, England might have fallen
under German aerial attack, and many of the Allied victories in the European and Pacific the-
atres might have turned into losses or, at least, much less decisive and spectacular victories

The Production Record

Communications and electronic equipment got off to a late start, compared with that
of other programs. Developments in radar were particularly slow since this was virtually a
new industry which required a much greater degree of technical skill than had been required
in the production of radio equipment. Early procurement of radar was limited, in fact, to a
very few companies which had adequate research and engineering organizations as well as high-
ly specialized personnel. More facilities ultimately were brought'in, but throughout the pro-
gram radar could not be subcontracted to the extent possible with radio apparatus.

Proportionate value of output increased steadily each year relative to total muni-
tions output, from a low of 1.3 percent in the last half or 1940 to 6.7 percent in the first
eight months of 1945. Radar production, especially, expanded at a rate perhaps unparalleled
in any other branch of industry. The development of the various important segments of the
communications and electronics program is shown in the table on the following page:

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COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT PRODUCTION

(Unit-Million Dollars)a
1940 1945
ITEM Total Last 6 191 1942 193 1944 First .8
Months Months

Total communications and electronic

equipment b 10,759 27 226 1,512 3,143 3,739 2,212
Radio equipment 4,448 13 109 823 1,471 1,393 639
Airborne 1,830 3 29 332 526 255
Ship (and ship-and-shore) 592 1 5 50 170 272 94
Ground 2,026 9 75 441 616. 595 290
Radar equipment 3,772 3 46 365 913 1,430 1,015
Airborne 1,935 1 11 175 395 753 1002
Ship (and ship-and-shore) 936 0. 1 43 207 419 266
Ground 901 2 34 147 311 258 149

Other communications and electronic

equipment 2,516 11 71 324 653 905 552

a Standard (1945) munitions dollars

b Including a small amount of unclassified Communications and Electronic Equipment as
follows: 1943, 6 million; 1944, 11 million; and 1945, 6 million.

As may be observed from the figures in the table above, the rate of growth in the
industry was phenomenal. This is particularly true for airborne radar, output of which rose J
from practically nothing in 1940 to more than twice the size of any. other radar or radio pro-
gram in 1945. The success of the communications adxlelectronic equipment program was achieved
despite many severe obstacles, the more important of which are described below.

Lack of Previous Experience in the Field

As already indicated, the industry's over-all transition to a war basis was a dif-
ficult process. Performance standards for construction of radar, and even radio items, were
so much more exacting than peacetime standards that the capacity of the industry was severely
limited at first. During the first year of the war program, five principal manufacturers re-
ceived four-fifths of all Army Signal Corps contracts (which constituted the great bulk of j
expenditures in the field), and there were reported "to be less than 20 companies which the
Army and the Navy considered competent to meet their specifications. At the peak of the pro-
gram, three years later, there were,about 260 companies making radio and radar equipment, and
more than 1,000 manufacturers were making essential parts. Even then, however, only about 15 J
percent of the radio companies were turning out radar sets, and very little subcontracting was
done in this field, because of the very exacting and changing technical requirements.

Further complications resulted from the lack of sufficient engineering talent among
the Services for developing numerous completed models in their own departments.

Technological Advances and Design Changes J

Closely related to this problem, of course, were the extreme number of design
changes and improvements which continually plagued the industry's production lines. Techno-
logical changes in radar were dictated largely by obsolescence of particular models--often J
before the items reached full production-and to some extent by shifts in military strategy--
from the defensive items, such as warning, interception, and IFF (identification of friend or
foe), to offensive items, such as navigational and bombing equipment. Numerous changes in
specifications for radar equipment also occurred after testing under battle conditions. J
As an illustration of the effort expended in technological development of radar, the
1944 radar, research program of the Office of Scientific Research and Development was twice the
size of the next largest program, and four out of every five items of radar equipment on the
1944 schedule were not produced in the previous year. All these changes naturally created
tremendous difficulties for the industry and its suppliers.

Shortages in Materials and Components

In addition to the technological changes, shortages of critical raw material neces-

sary for the completion of components created another major problem. Manufacturers of elec-
tronic tubes had difficulty in obtaining raw materials in sufficient time to produce these
critical components. Coupled with the fact that the average procurement cycle of most of the
critical components was from four to six months, and with the numerous changes in design,
even after a contract had been accepted, manufacturers experienced considerable difficulty in
meeting the requirements on time, for the large influx of military orders.

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Facilities Expansion

The large end-equipment programs naturally forced a marked growth in the communica-
tions and electronic industry and its suppliers. Radio and radar facility expansions over the
period January 1, 1941--June 30, 1945, amounted to $227 million, two-thirds of which had-to be
Jammed into 1942 and 1943; to enable the industry to meet its peak load in 1944. Despite
these great increases, lack of facilities was still a problem at the end of 1944, in one area
at least-production of field and assault wire. At this time, fast-moving troops and destruc-
tive artillery fire in the European theatre caused such unprecedented and unforeseen destruc-
tion of this type of equipment that requirements were nowhere near being met. Lack of facil-
ities in production of certain sizes of carbon steel wire and for stranding operations, as
well as a shortage of manpower, were most critical at that time.

Manpower

Manpower for the radio and radar industry was a difficult problem all through the
war period, demanding special attention and reports from the War Manpower Commission at vari-
ous times. As indicated above, the shortage of skilled technicians in the industry was acute.
Radar, especially, was young, and a large proportion of the workers were young men between the
ages of 21 and 26. In one large vacuum tube company, for instance, 60 of the 73 engineers
weare under 26. Many worxers in this large group were drafted into the Service (some later
returned), despite continued appeals by industry and a special Selective Service urgency
rating.

A contributing difficulty to the manpower problem was the historically low pay of
the wage workers in the industry--probably because of the predominance of women in the field.
Most of the plants were in tight labor areas and competed with many higher-paying war plants.
For example, in Newark, New Jersey, an area accounting for about 50 percent of all tube out-
put, starting wages in the tube factories ranged from 50 cents to 54 cents per hour. In the
same area, however, starting wages for women in the machine tool industry, steel, shipbuild-
ing, or chemical industries ranged from 70 cents to 94 cents per hour. A direct attack on
this problem-of keeping up employment in an historically low-paid industry which suddenly
became very essential in wartime-was never really made during World II, and the communica-
tions and electronic equipment industry was one of the greatest sufferers as a result.

AVIATION GASOLINE

When the complete history of World War II production is written it will be recorded
that petroleum was one of the indispensable requirements of the United Nations for the conduct
of this war. The rapidity with which the Axis Powers engulfed the world left America as the
one source from which the enormous quantities of petroleum products needed to fuel the Allied
war machine could be obtained. How American ingenuity and resourcefulness, with the coopera-
tion of government and industry, met this challenge is one of the truly amazing stories of
wartime production.

High-octane Gasoline Production

In 1941, when war came to the United States, production of high-octane gasoline
averaged about 37 thousand barrels per day. By the end of 1942, after one year of war, the
average daily production of high-octane fuel had more than doubled from that of the previous
year, reaching 79 thousand barrels daily. This was only the beginning. During the period
1941-1944, United States production of high-octane gasoline doubled each year, and in the year
1944 alone more 100-octane gasoline was blended than in all the preceding years 1935-1943 com-
bined. Average daily production for 1944 reached 376 thousand barrels, and in May 1945, a
peak production rate of 514 thousand barrels daily of high-octane gasoline was achieved.

For the period January 1, 1942, through August 31, 1945, the United States blended
approximately 344.7 million barrels of combat grade gasoline, most of which was 100-octane
(Grade 130). During this same period, foreign blending of aviation gasoline accounted for
56.6 million barrels. In addition to these blended grades, approximately 14 million barrels
of other high quality aviation fuels were made available, bringing the total of high quality
aviation gasoline made available during this period to 415.3 million barrels.

Approxima4ely 75.7 million barrels of Grade 91/96, primarily utilized in this coun-
try for training, were produced from January 1942 through July 1945.

New Plant Construction

The increases in United States production were obtained, to a great extent, by con-.
version of existing refinery equipment. The limit of this source of additional production
was reached, however, in the early months of 1943, and further increases depended upon the
completion of new plants. A scheduling procedure for the erection of 100-octane gasoline
plants was begun in April 1943, and by the end of 1944 production capacity (but not actual
production) was in excess of the ultimate requirements for consumption.

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Deliveries of Critical Equipment

Difficulties in obtaining delivery of critical types of refinery equipment held up

the earlier expansion programs.to a great extent, but with priority ratings and special direc-
tives freezing the delivery dates of critical items, this problem gradually decreased and
other problems such as manpower shortages and labor troubles held up capacity production.

Despite the rapid rate at which production expanded from 1942 to 1945, it was not
until after VE-Day that production caught up with the increasing requirements for high qual-
ity aviation gasoline. In 1942, ultimate requirements for aviation gasoline were 150 thousand
barrels per day; a few months later. they were up to 400 thousand barrels, and by November 1944
the target was set at 612 thousand barrels daily.

Higher Specifications for Gasoline

Not only were production sights boosted consistently throughout the war period, but
at the same time the petroleum industry was faced with the problem of boosting quality.
Throughout the war, planes were constantly being built to fly higher, farther, and faster, and
to carry heavier and heavier bomb loads, and more and more planes were coming off the assembly
lines with an increasing number of missions per plane. Consequently the petroleum industry
was constantly faced with the dual problem of increasing production ann at the same time
boosting quality. Yet, despite this pressure on the industry, planes were not grounded for
lack of fuel--the gap was always filld by lower grade fuels.

Production Factors

Estimates of foreign production show that, excluding U.S.S.R., United States pro-
duction of aviation gasoline during the war was approximately six times that of all Allied
Nations' foreign production. A breakdown of factors contributing to our enormous production
of aviation gasoline shows that 47 percent of the 800 percent increase from 1942 through 1944
was a direct result of "refinery ingenuity," while the remaining 53 percent came from new
construction and equipment amounting to approximately $700,000,000.

The following table shows the factors contributing to total 100-octane (Grade 130)
gasoline production:

FACTORS INVOLVED IN PRODUCTION OF 100-0CTANE (GRADE 130) GASOLINE

January 1942--August 1945
FACTORS Percent of Total

Total 100.0
New facilities 41.4
Prewar facilities 18.3
Foreign facilities 13.7
Cumene 6.1
Increased TEL, 4.0-4.6 cc. 4.2
Converted catalytic units 4.0
Codimer 2.9
Ordnance and rubber programs 2.5
C-S 1.1
Miscellaneous 5.8

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VALUE OF. THE U.S. MUNITIONS PRODUCT!ON. PROGRAM*
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY I, 1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
MILLION DOLLARS MILLION DOLLARS
5,000 5,000
Expressed in Standard (1945) Dollar Weights -

Aircraft

4,000 -Comm. and - 4,00

Electronic
Equip.
5.9% A

3,00 i 39000
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representing the increases ingoods in storage and stocks intransit between suppiy offices, was handled by SOURCE
the Navy Department Bureau of Supplies and Accounts for all bureaus, and was not assignable among Unpublished data from the Production Statement Special Release,
specific munitions categories. Yearly increases in the N~aval Stock Fund were as follows: 1940 last half 12B July 1940-August 31,1945, prepared by the Military Division,
1941-149, 1942--320, (943--613, 1 44-148, and 1945 (first eight months) 68 million standard (945) dollars. Program and Statistics Bureau, War Production Board.
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NUMBER OF U.S. MILITARY.AIRPLANES PRODUCED
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY 1,1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
THOUSAND PLANES THOUSAND PLANES
I10 10)

TOTAL
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Special Purpose
58
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AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY 1,1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
MILLION POUNDS __________ MILLION POUNDS
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TONNAGE OF U.S. NAVAL SHIPS DELIVERED
NEW CONSTRUCTION -AVERAGE MONTHLY DELIVERIES, BY QUARTERS
JULY 1,1940 - AUGUST 31,1945
THOUSAND DISPLACEMENT TONS THOUSAND DISPLACEMENT TONS
400 400

TOTAL

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TONNAGE OF U.S. MARITIME COMMISSiON SHiPS DELIVERED

AVERAGE MONTHLY DELIVERIES, BY QUARTERS
JULY I, 1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
THOUSAND DEADWEIGHT TONS THOUSAND DEADWEIGHT TONS
20001 1 12000

1500 1500

1000 1000

500 500

0 0
3Q 4Q IQ 20 3Q-40 10 20 30 4Q IQ 2Q 3Q 4Q IQ 20 3Q 4Q IQ 2Q
-1940- 1941 1942 1943 1944 I945- ----
 CHART VI
VALUE OF THE U.S. ARMY GUN PRODUCTION PROGRAM
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY is1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
MILLION DOLLARS MILLION DOLLARS
80 1 1 1 80

60 Gn ve 60

37.6%ugh Guns 20mm through 57mm

4through 05m .!. 4

35.90~

20 0

30. 4Q. I10. 20. 30. 40. 10. 20. 30. 40. 10. 20. 3Q. 4Q. I10. 2Q. 30. 40. 10. 20Q.
-1940- 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945
SOURCE
Unpublished data from the Production Statement Special Release,
~July1,1940-August 31, 1945, prepared by the Military Division,
Program and Statistics Bureau, War Production Baard.
r: a n I I

CHART I1
TONNAGE OF US. ARMY GUN AND MORTAR AMMUNITION PRODUCED
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY 1,1940- AUGUST 31, 1945
THOUSAND SHORT TONS THOUSAND SHORT: TONS
2501 1 S- -250

200 200

150 .150

1O tOO

500

50 50

0
3Q. 40. iQ. 20. 30. 40. 10. 2Q. 30. 40. IQ. 20. 30. 4Q. IQ. 20. 30. 4Q. 10. 2Q.
1940 1941 1942 1947- 1944 1945
Including Aircraft and Antiaircraft GunAmmunition, and Army-procured Rockets (excl. Practice and Training).
 CHART CD
TONNAGE OF U.S. NAVAL GUN AMMUNITION PRODUCED
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY I, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
THOUSAND SHORT TONS THOUSAND SHORT TONS
60 60

TOTAL
Other Surface Fire 4.5% -

~ 6R~ (1~W~ b~I ~bit~pRockets

45814.3% 45

High Capacity
18.5%;

Antiaircraft

30 54.5°i°30
Antiaircraft

1,356.5 Thousand Short Tons

15 15

High Capacity

000

;
::::::; ::::::::"::.;. ::":::".::::.::. :.... ::::,~iij~ii

3Q. 40. IQ. 20. 30. 40.. I0. 20. 30. 40. IQ. 20. 3Q. 4Q. IQ. 20. 3Q. 40. 1Q. 2Q.
1940 1941 1942 943 1944 1945

r Er~~
ClL -~I F . P_ ~~~L--- I~r~&-
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CHART TON
TONNAGE OF U.S. AIRCRAFT BOMBS PRODUCED
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY 1, 1940-AUGUST 31, 1945
THOUSAND SHORT TONS THOUSAND SHORT
250~ 250

200 200

150

100 50

50

50

.01
3Q. 4Q. IQ. 2Q. 3Q. 4Q. 10. 2Q. 30. 40. IQ. 20. 30. 40. IQ. 20. 30. 40. 10. 2Q.
1940 1941- 1942 1943 1944 ( 945----
Co
 " CHART X
NUMBER OF U.S. ARMY TANKS PRODUCED9'
AVERAGE MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY Is,1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
NUMBER OF TANKS NUMBER OF TANKS
40001f T 4000

3000 3000

2000 2000

1000 1000

0 0
3Q0. 4Q. 10. 2Q. 3Q. 40. IQ. 2Q. 30. 40. 0Q. 2Q. 30. 4Q. I Q. 20. 3Q. 40. I0. 20.
E 19ldin 1941 1942 [943 1944 1945
hl The few heavy tanks produced prior to 1944 were equipped with 3-inch guns-ofew with 105 -mm howitzers are included in 1945. 4QJcui oetnswt 9-mgunsi 95

L L_._ L__. L.
 r -

CHART M
VALUE OF THE U. S COMMUNICATIONS
AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT PRODUCTION PROGRAM
AVERAGE, MONTHLY PRODUCTION, BY QUARTERS
JULY I, 1940 - AUGUST 31, 1945
MILLION DOLLARS MILLION DOLLARS
400--O - -- - -1400

300 300

200 200

100 100

0
30. 40. 10. 20. 3Q. 40. IQ. 20. 30. 4Q. IQ. 20. 30. 40. Q. 20. 30. 40. 10. 20. 30.
-1940-- 1941 1942 : 943- -- - 1944 1945
SOURCE; IUnpubished data from the Production Staternetft Special Release,
Including Ship -ond-Shore. Ju.ly 1,1940 - August 31, 1945, prepared by the Military Dvisior,
Programe and Statistics Bureau, War Production Soard.
COMB IN ED U. S. -CANAD IAN
S UP P L EMENT
 FOREWORD

This supplement presents data on combined

United States and Canadian production for selected
groups of important munitions items. Canadian pro-
duction of items under U.S. contract is also shown
in this supplement.

The classification of anunitioni items shown

in this supplement,is the same as that used in Offi-
cial Munitions Production of the United States, to
which this report is a supplemawt. Unless otherwise
indicated in the footnotes or in the explanatory
notes at the end- of the report, United States data
represent total production of all items carried in
the specified category in the main report. Data on
Canadian production are pre sented by individual items
as well as in totals.

The explanatory notes at the' end of this

supplement provide additional information on the
Canadian series presented in the following tables.

1
 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT ______________375

Al RPL.ANES

%rnrt'cuc and Founzdsi) ___

Total
I States
ie oal t rderiwa3 ' gcat x'
A.. C r8,23
States 'iotc raot tt-

1939 -September 6 28
October 9
November 7
December 9 38
1940 - January 12
February 23 53
March 16 57
April 86
May 79 152
June 56 123
July 657 574 3 29459 174
August 648 541 107 153
September 637 547 90 2t 123
October 756 623 131 225
November 2,677
804 682 3,122 255
December 938 838 100 23.4
1941 - January 1,1i45 1,013 132
February 1,090 980 4,079 292
March 1,289 1,133
April.
4-53
1,513 1,384 129 426
May 1,482 1,339 J)43 6,092 468
June 1,592 1.47%' 113 370
July 1,639 1,459 180 6,642 5,874- 768
August 1,980 1,850 130 8,062 7,654 408
September 1,997 1, 926 71 8,426 8,145 281
October 2,439 2,281 9,72v 9,239
November 2,288 158
2,124s 9,s.2 8,539 603
December 2,667 2,454 213 13,023 12,248 7i5
1942 - January 3,209 2,860 349 14, 445 13,219 1,226
February 3,284 3,024 260 16,141 15,202 939
March 3,855 3,^°;67 388 19,169 17,767 1402l
April 3,849 3,463 386 19,223 17,690 ,533
May 4, 255 3, 892 22,i11 20,765 10376
June 4,023 3,653 22,826 21,407 1,4:21
July 4,353 4,046 307 2-4,964 23,8)8 1,1076
August 4,490 4,202 288 26, 069 25,030 1,039
September 4,477 4,220 257 28,53 27,550 1.,003
October 4,300 3,996 304 27, 00 1,255
25,749
November 5,011 4,752 259 31,553 30,469 1,034
December 5,687 5,435 252 36,715 35,630 1,085
1943 -January 5,180 4,804 276 1,088
February
32,650 31,562
5,746 5,3~64 382 38,851. 37,234 1,617
March 6,082 42..41
April
6,457 375 T;,354 1,513
May
6,546 6,248 298 48,250 47,147 1,103
7,136 6,837 299 52,909 51.,b76 x;,233
June 7,154 6,844 290 53,857 52,893
July 7,457 7,115 342 56,517 55,170 1,347
August 7,647. 7,457 290 59,855 58,862 991
September '(,679 7,291 388 61,95 60,! 3 1,312
October 8,354 8,003 351 67;060 65, 859 1,2431
November 8, 855 8,459 396. 72. 0i6 1,492
December 8,892 8.,475- 417 75,417-- 1, 744
1944 - January 9,004 8,6o5 399 79, 696 78,011 1,685
February 9,028 8,649 379 72,539 80,724 1815.
March 9,371 8,956 415 90,254 88,1x34 2,120
April 8,535 8,183 352 83,616 81,4465 2,151
May 9,084 8,702 382 90,979 88,475 2,504
June 8,127 7,784 343 85,312 83, 083 2,229
July 7,976 7,757 219 90, 682 79,±055 1,627
August 7,977 7,623 354 80,654 77,9.59 2,695
September 7,579 7,278 301 80, 024 77, 540 2,484
October 7,500 7,157 343 76,404 2,560
November 6,739 6; 481 258 72,348 70,543 2,005
December 6,720 6,413 307 72,7&1 70,250 2,530
1945 - January 6,581 -6,295 286 73,655 71,289 2,366
February 6,388 6,115 273 72,958 7,5-43 2,415
March 7,140 6,879 261 8;,201 78,581 2,620
April 6,460 6,266 194 75,153 73,16! 1,986
May 6,407 6,212 195 73,234 71, 160 2,074
June 5,835 5,668 167 66,503 68,856 1,6k7
July 4,693 4,592 101 53,683 52, 597 1, 086
August 2,903 2,786 117 34,613 1,255
SUMMAY es
2940 (Last Fall') 4,440 3,807 633 01,761-4602 1,144
1941 21,121 19,422 1,699 11" 86,982 81,337 5,645
1942 50,792 47,010 3,782 643' 28,5 274,336 14,469
1943 87,083 82,979" 4,l0 2,426 663,689 647,88)5 15,805
1944 97,640 93,588 4,052 1,649 975,288 948,883 26,405
1945 (Eight Months) 46,407 44,813 1,594 525 532,255 516,806 15,449
CUUAIETTL 307,483 291,619 15,E645,254 '2,
6,3. -
2 ,4 8 2 83 78,917
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.
a/ United States acceptances for the first half of 1940 are shown in Table I on page 54.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

as oea
 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT
jl
AIRPLANES

COMT PL S

Number Airframe Weight

FF5100 I ~~(Thooced
ounds)________

Total Uniteda Canada Total Sltaesaad

States Sae

1939 - September 2 14
October 2
3
J
November 22
December 3 9y
1940-January 3 15
February 5 28
March 9 44
April 6 28
May 10
June 13 66
July 311 296 15 1,546 1.468 78

J
August 266 263 3 1,326 1,305 21
September 235 232 3 979 964 15
October 303 281 22 1,430 1,347
November 360 342 18 1.694 1,590 104
December 454 434 20 2,443 2,332 111

J
1941 -January 492 454 38 2,426 2,252 174
February 521 474 47 2,931 2,732 199
March 599 526 73 3,079
April 333
713 649 64 4,606 4,313 293
May 669 590 79 4,201 3,835 366
June 721 656 4,598 4,296 302
July 687 584 103 4,694 4,040 654
August 915 880 35 5,856 5,585 271
September 984 965 19 6,253 6,o85 168
October 1,120 1,091 29 6,937 6,673 264
November 1,073 1,014 59 6,11 6,350
December 391
1,472 1,375 97 10,435 9,905 530
1942 - January' 1, 440 104 10,604 9,982 622
February 1,581 1,487 94 12, 269 11,'739 530
March 1,776 1,671 105 1Y,563 13,952 631
April 1,669

J
1,571 98 13,652 13,104 548
May 1,987 1,888 99 16,757 16,234
June 523
2,135 2,067 68 17,932 17,552 380
July 2,238 2,188 50 18,894 18,555
August 339
2,261 2,202 59 19,772 19,434 338
September

J
2,396 2,340 22,261 21, 933) 331
October 2,429 2,299 130 21,657 21,023 634
November 2,803 2,725 78
December
25,239 2-4,799 440
3,090 2,986 104 28,714 28,115 599
1943 - January 2,636 2,571 24,594 24,183 411

3
February 3,137 3,013 124 30,454 29,688 766
March 3,552 3,467 64o
34,937 34,297
April 3,810 3,756
May
38,827 38,340 487
4,286 4,213 73 44,068 43,371 697
June 4,398 4,363 414,821
35 44,463 358

J
July -4,611 4,550 61 46,948
August
46,305 643
5,035 5,000 35 51,137 50,784
September 5,109 5,041 68 52,232 51,534
October 5,641 5,610
"November
31 57,696 57,318 378
6,245 6,199 46 62,640 62,043 597
December 6,253 6,185 68 65,929 65,o083 846
1944 - January 6,460 6,403 57 69,566 68,818 748
February 6,539 6,453 86 71,594 70,554 1,040

J
March 7,012 6,895 117 77,916 76,615 1,301
April 6,491 6,357 134 71,379 69,853
May 6,900 166 77,508 1,8
75,660
June 6,396 6,243 153 73,388 71,730 1,658
July 6,068 5,970 98 67,722 66,493 1,229
August 6,228 6,039 189 68, 738 66,588 2,150
September
October
5,995
5,910
5,788
5,694
207
21.6
68,564
64, 865
66,402
62,724
2,162
2,141
I
November 5,354 5,204 150 61,174 59,531 1, 643
December 5,463 5,255 208 62,413 60,240 2,173
1945 - January 5,403 5,216 187 62,785 60,761 2,024
February 5,244 5,063 181 62,410 60,332 2,078
March 5,981 5,795 186 70,241 67,928
April 5,392 5,235 157 64,543 62,709 1,834
May 5,298 5,135 163 62,353 60, 372 1,981
June 4,797 4,657 140 56,655 55,090 1,565
July 3,726 3,641 44,401 43,360 1,041
August 2,407 2,311 96 31,094 29,890 1,196
SUMMARY
1940 (Last Half) 1,929 1,848 81 9,418 9,00.6 412
1941 9;966 9,258 708 63,090 59,145 3,945
1942 25,909 24,864 1,045 222,314 216,419 5,895
1943 54,713 53,968 745 554,283 547,409 6, 874
1944 74,816 73,035 1,781 834,827 815,208 19,619
1941..(ight' Months) 38,248 37,053 1,195 454,3+82 1s 0,450 14,032
CUMULATIVETOTAL 205,5,81 200,026 5,555 2,138,414 2,087,657 50_______

Stage of Copletion - Plant acceptances.

a/ United States acceptances for the first half of 1940 are shown in Table I on page 54.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945

 U.S-CANAD AN SUPPLEMENT

AlIRPLANES

_________________Ut tEach)
-

COMBAT - Continued
PLABHES

PERIOD

Total
obe

4-engine
Bombr
Toal
::
PatrolBlan
Bomber, A2-engine

PBB.4 nd O-lOBomber
(PRY iType)
Cenadam

Srner2-engine Toa
Light Bomber, 2-engine____

TotderlUS Berae Tota Moeaito Blingbroke

Totalasontact _____ ____ _______________

1939 - September 1 1
October 2 0 "0
November 1 1 1
December 3 0 0 0 0

1940 - January 3 0 0 1 1
February 5 0 0 2 2
March 9 0 0 2
April 0 0 1
May 10 0 0 1
June 13 0 0 3 3
July 15 0 0 4
August 0 0 2.
September 3 0 0 1 1
October 22 1 1 0
0 0
November 18 1 1 0
December 20 0 0 0
*0
1941 - January 38 1 1 2 0
0 0
February 47 1 1 0
March 73 2 2 0 5
April 614 0 0 3 3
May 79 1 1 .0 0
June 1 1 3 0 0
6 7
July. 103 4 4. 7
Augut 35 6 6 10 10
September ].9 0 0 13 13
8 13
October 29 4 13
November 59 8 8 11 12 12
December 97 0 Program 16 16
complete 11
1942 - January 1014 0 27 27
February 94 0 19 19
March 105 0 17 19 19
April 98 0 12 18 18
May 99 0 7 18 18
June 68 0 grogram 214 214
complete
July 50 0 32 32
August 59 0 23 23
September 0 214 214
October 130 0 214 214
November 78 1 26 26
December 1014 8 8 21 21

1943 - January 65 2 2 29 2 27
February 124 11 11 33 3 30
March 85 13 .13 36 3 33
April 54 11 11 35 2
may 73 17 17 50 9 41
June 35 10 10 25 5 20

July 61 23 23 8 38 11 27
August 35 1 9 9 10 214 9 15
September 68 2 20 20 14 41 13 28
October 31 2 19 19 14 5 5 Program
November 46 5 25 25 7 6 6 complete
December 68 6 37 37 26 14 14

19144- January 57 7 31 31 20 10 10
February 86 9 36 36 22 21 21
March 117 11 33 33 26 33 33
April 1314 12 44 44 28 41 41
May 166 17 45 45 37 45 45
June 153 9 50 50 30 44 44
45 17 17
July 98 12 45 51
August 189 24 46 46 46 52 52
September 207 21 44 44. 46 31 31
October 216 19 31 31 31 42 42
November 150 17 38 38 35 23 23
December 208 23 29 29 32 61 61
191, - January 187 22 a 32 32 23 63 63
February 181 32 20 20 14 56
March 186 50 1 1 Program 26 26
April 157 34 Program Program complete 15 15
May 163 38 complete complete 6 6
June 140 23 Prorm Program
July 85 4 complete complete
August 96 12
SUMMARY

190 (ast 1alf) 81 0 2 0 0 2 9 7 0 7

1941 708 0 28 0 0 28 90 79 0 79
1942 1,0145 0 9 9 0 0 61 275 0 275
1943 745 16 197 197 79 0 0 336 82 2514
19144 1,781 181 472 472 404 0 0 420 420 0
19415,'Light
Months) 1,195 215 a 53 53 37 0 0 166 166 0
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 5,555 412 761 731 520 30 160 1,283 668 615
Stage cdfCompletion - Plant acceptances.
a Including 1 York.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 21 090

378 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

AlIRPLANES

~Each)
________________(Unit

PLANES- Continued
COMBAT

Canada - Continued

PERIOD Light Bomber, 1-engine Fighter, 1-engine

SN I 1 SEP I
4
Fighter
2-engine
Toa Totalne .. UdrU Shak Moquito Total Hurricane Gr~ea
Totalde .S otl Une US
Contract Contract
1939 -September 1
October 2.
November 1
December 3
1940 -January 2
February 2 1
March 3
April 1 1
May Program 9
June complete 1 10
July 10 11
August 11 1
September 21 1 1
October 23 7- 14
November 13 Program
December 15 15 comrvlete
194,1- January 35 35
February 46 46
March 66 66
April
May 72 72
June 59 59
July 62 62
Augut 11 11
September 0 0
October 1 1
November 31 31
December 70 70

194,2- January 63 63
February 64 64
March 69 69
April 68 68
May 74.
June

July 18 18
August 36 36
September 32 32
October 106 106
November 51 51
December 75 75
1943 - January 3k
February 80 80
March 36 36
April 8 8
May 6 6
June Program Program
complete complete
July
Auguat 1
September 0
October 1 1 0
November 0 0 0
December 0 0 0

19441- January 0 0 0
February 0 0 0
March 10 10 0
April 6 6 0
May 21 21 0
June 12 12 0

July 1 1 0
Auguat 11 5 0
September 35 0
4f0 1
October 50
November 24e 21 1
December 35 38 0

1941 - January 30 31 0
February 25 21 8
March 25 26
April 14f 17 54,
May 5 5 77.
June Program Program 82
July complete complete 41
August

sUMMsaL.. 1
190 (Last Half) 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 63 48 l
194,1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 511 511 0
194,2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 700 0
194,3 31 30 29 1 1 0 1 164 164kt)
1944 706 506 49 200 199 0 2 0 0 0
1941,(Light
Monthe) 397 298 306 99 100 0 364e 0 0 0

CUMUlATIVETOTAL ,134 834 832 300 300 0 367 1,4,38 1,423 - 1

Stage of Completion- Plant acceptances.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945 as ofa

 U.Se-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

AIRPLANES

________________(Unit - Each)

PERIOD Primary ACvaada.

Total United1 1 T
States Total Corell Moth 1-engine Bardnw
Fleet 2- snengine
M-osqio Under
I___,cetract
UnerUner
Totalt U.S. Total U.S. Asn Meqeft~ Total U.S.
___________________ IContract Contract ____ j
1939 - September
October 5
November 0
December 0
1940 - January 5
February 17
March 5
April 24 24
May 30 29
June 9 33
July 316 253 34 29
August 353 252 50
September 373 288 49 36
October 414 311 61 42
November 393 300 48 .45
December 467 390 35 42
1941 - January 612 531 53 27
February 518 463 33 21
March 651 576 52 20
April 738 695 38 0
May 765 710 48 1
June 823 778 39 1

July 898 822 2

August 974 880 71 5
September 915 865 25 0 7
October 1,247 1,119 93 0 13
November 1,074 975 7 16
December 1,066 954 64 5 12 32
1942 - January 1,466 1,223 109 110 18 93
February 1,268 1,102 65 54 19 60
March 1,623 1,355 91 0 20 124
April 1,659 1,382 59 31 5 199
May 1,844 1,596 60 Program 7 156 21
June 1,449 1,186 38 complete 4 170 48
July 1,526 1,298 2 64 Program 99 47
August 1,748 1,545 6 42 complete 87 72
September 1,682 1,497 1 22 100 81
October 1,474 1,314 0 Program 91 68
November 1,724 1,543 10 complete 110 63
December 2,096 1,948 23 74 40
1943 - January 1,872 1,664 34 15 95 90
February 2,023 1,772 50 138 63
March 1,996 1,715 85 35 122 74
April 1,950 1,712 97 53 44 96
May 1,865 1,658 101 72 21 86
June 1,806 1,562 108, 90 23 113
July 1,806 1,541 125 99 54. 86
August 1,615 1,383 128 133 46
September 1,597 1,304 130 130 56 107
October 1,591 1,293 140 140 73 85
November 1,466 1,144 150 150 72 100
December 1,394 1,083 161 161 82 68

1944 - January 1,324 1,022 127 44 92 46

February 1,224 969 5 52 Program
March 1,155 900 Program 48 complete
April 953 775 40 complete 37
May- 908 740 18 40
June 508 25 36

July 725 631 Program 35

August 617 505 complete 38 1
September 536 473 32 0
October 526 430 36 0
November 471 382 38 0
December 351 292 39 1

1945 - January 322 2'52 33 1

February 276 207 32 .4
March 246 176 25 10
April 195 168 Program 7
May 206 184 complete 0
June 175 150 1
July 125 110 Program
August 81 62 complete
SUNMA8Y

1940 (Last Half') 2,316 1,7914 522 0 0 277 0 245 0 0 0 0

1941 10,2°"1 9,368 913 0 0 630 5 96 68 0 119 0
1942 19,559 16,989 2,570 42 7 550 195 73 1,363 0 542 440
1943 20,981 17,831 3,150 1,309 1,094 0 0 0 838 0 1,003 1,014
1944 9,298 7,482 1,816 384 49 0 0 0 523 2 907 46
1945(ightmonths) 1,626 1,309 317 0 0 0 0 0 90 23 204 0
CUMULATIVETOTAL 64,061 54,773 9,288. 1,735 1,150 1,457 200 414 2,882 25 2,775 1,500
Stageof Completion - Plan' acceptances.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1;1945

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380 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

A IRPLANES

________________(unit. - Each)

TRANSPORT COWU4NICATION

Canada Canada

PotaOD 1 -eg~ine
Lite, nt&1egn
1egn
Norseman
States Ttl States Total
Under Nortbrop
Total V.S. Lysandeor Delta
Contract

1939 - September 4 4
October 2 2
November 4 3 1
December 6 6 0

1940 - January 1 3 3 0
February 1 0 0 0
March 1 3. 1 0
April 0 0 0 0
May 1 9 9 0
June 0 1 0 1

July 27 25 2 3 3 0 3'
August 28 26 2 1 1 0 1
September 28 26 2 1 1 0 0 0 -
October
November
38
42
335
40 2
1
9
0
0
1
9
0
8
1
1
December 17 14 3 0 0 0 0 Program

1941 - January 30 28 2 1 0 11 coplt

February 47 41i 6 4 2 2 2
March 25 22 3,.14 9 5 5
April 31 25 6 31 15 16 1
May 35 31 4 13 8 5 5
June 31 28 3 17 17 0 0

July 32 31 1 22 22 0 0
August' 61 60 1 30 30 0 0
September 52 50 2 46 46 0 0
October 62 61 1 1 10 10 0 0
November 56 5o 6 3 85 85 "o 0
December 103 99 4 2 26 26 0 0
1942- January 106 1014 2 0 93 93 0 0j
February 117 117 -0 0 318 318 0 0
Marche 110 108 2 1 346 333 13 13
April 153 152 1 0. 368 358 10 10
May 114 114 0 0 309 2914 15 15
June 131 130 1 0 308 270 38 38

July 249 247 2 0 340 313 27 27

August 167 165 2 0 314 290 24 24
September 2014 201 3 0 195 182 13 13
October 167 163 4 0 230 220 10 10
November 242 242 0 0 242 242 Progrem Program
December 240 240 0 0 261 261 complete complete-

1943 -. January 368 365 3 3 3014 3014

February 321 314 7 7 265 265
March 563 554 9 9 346 346
April 589 583 6 6 197 197
May 566 547 19' 19 419 419
June 5714 563 11 U 356 356
July 639 623 16 16 401 . 401.?
August 631 608 23 23 366 366
September 655 628 27 27 318 318
October 644 622 22 22 478 478
November 678 650 28 28 466 466.
December 7814 746 38 38 461 461
19144- January 798 758 40 40 422 422
February 8814 846 38 38 381 381
March 925 882 43 43 279 279
April ,839 799 40 39 252 252
may 991 943 48 49 285 285
,une 909 8614 . 4 45 s314 314
July 866 839 27 27 317 317j
August 814 761 53 53 318 318
September 730 699 31 31 318 318
October 752 721 31 6 312 312
November 677 658 19 44 237 237
December 650 610 39
40 256 256 j
1945 - January 643 614 29 30 213 213
February 599 576 23 23 269 269
March61 60553030
Arl59 617 5911024
607 10 10 286 30May
286.
June 551 549 2 2 312 312
July. 522 521 1 0 319 319
August 269 267 2 2 147 147
SUMARY

1940(Laet Half) 180 164 16 0 15 1 14 8 6

1941 565 526 39 6 309 270 39 39 0
1942 2,000 1,983 17 1 3,324 3,1714 150 150 0.
1943 7,012 6,803 209 209 4,377 4,377 0 0 0
1944 9,835 9,380 455 454 3,691 3,691000
1945 (!i1t Months) 4,403 4,321 82 82 2,130 2,130 0 0 0
CUMlATIVE TOTAL 23,995 23,177 818 752 13,846 13,6143 203 197
Stage of Completion - Plant acceptances.j

J
PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945
to oea
 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT _ _ _ _ - - - - 381

AIRCRAFT PROPELLERS
___________________________ (Unit - Each)____________

ALL TP

Canada

PERIOD 2D'drau1 a

TtlStates Total Hamilton Miecolisneone

193,9- September
October
November
December

1940 - January.
February
March
April
May
June

July 1,422 a! 1,422 a!

August 1,260 a/ 1,260 e/
September 1,298 a/ 1,298 a/
October 1,821 a/ 1,821 a/
November 1,551a! 1,551 a!
December 1,650 e/ 1,650 a/
1941'- January 2,387
February 2,558
March 3,227
April 2,963
May 3,202
June 3,387
50,416 1,950 1, 9'0
July 3,647
August 4,216
September 5,243
October 5,633
November 5,574
December 6,429
1942 - January 7,872
February 25,723 6,819 2,050 100 1,9.50
March 8,982
April 11,219
May 36,509 10,481 2,564 ,200 100 2,264
June 12,045
July 11,953
August 39,193 11,925 3,375 344 342 2,689
September 11,940
October 13,155
November 45,019 12,125 5,132 01 388
December 14,607
1943 - January 16,880 15,103 1,777 385 139 1,253
February 17,169 15,313 1,856. 450 89 1,317
March 19,554 .17, 943 1,611 505 0 1,106
April 19,760 18,286 1,474 395 15 1,084
May 22,305 20,207 2,098 520 48 1,530
June 21,331 19,469 1,862 500 108 1,254
July 23,865 22,272 1,593 500 161 932
August 24,661 23,299 1,362 405 400 557
September 24,554 22,909 1, 445 365 427
October 25,405 24,074 1,331 335 400 596
November 24,216 22,892 1,324 340 452 532
December 24,960 23,439 1,521 366 500 655
1944 - January 26,385 24,863 1,522 362 401 759
February 26,013 24,739 1,274 365 396 513
March 26,055 24,642 1,413 365 396 652
April 23,822 22,843 365, 246 368
May 24,303 23,906 165 196 36
June 23,233 22,462 37 202 4
July 21,754 20,958 796 600 196 Program
August' 22,934 22,080 854 608 246 complete
September 21,397 20,501 896 600 296
October 18,683 18,347 356 100 236
November 17,988 17,387 601 400 201
December 17,426 17,021 405 375 30
1945 - January 16,290 16,020 270 270 Program
February 15,710 15,440 270 270 complete
March 16,083 15,813 270 270
April 14,941 14,731 210 210
May 13,758 13,758 Program Program
June 11,048-. 11,048 complete complete
July 9,116. 9,116
August 3,455. 3,455
SUMMARY
1940 (Last HalfL 9,002a 9 ,0 0 2 a 0 0 0 0
50,416 48,466 1,950 0 0 1,950
1942, 146,244 133,123 13,1.21 1,045 830 11,246
1943 264,460 24i5,206 19,254 5,066 2,739 11;449
1944 269,993 259,749 10,244 4,870 3,042 2,332
1945 (LigiiMonths) 100,401 99,381 1,020 1,020 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 840,516 794,927 45,589 12,001. 6,611 26,977
6tageof Completion - Shipments from plants.
a/ Excluding Ground Adjustable, Fixed Pitch and Manually Controlled; these data ar'e not available.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 to oee

382 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

PATROL VESSELS
(Unit- Each)

PATROL
V1SSEIS
Canad~a

PERIOD Frigate, 301 Feet Corvette, 202 Feet

Total Stitede Material Material Fairile
Stts Total Total Completione Total Completiones i Fe
12Fa
Canadian for Canadian for
Acceptances United Aceptances United
States _______ States
1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June
July
Augut 4 (2) 2 (1)
September 2 (1)
October 4 (4)
November 28 (4) 5 14 14
December 5

1941 - January 2 (2)

February 23 (14) 6 (4) 5 5
March 10 (8)
April 2 (2)
May 42 (2) 3 (3) 26 26
June 11 (2)

July 17 (2)
August 43 (7) 5 (2) 12 12
September 9 (3)
October 6
November 54 (2) 10 (1) 27 it 16
December 11 (1)

1942 - January 15 (2) 14 (2) 1 1 0

Fer 7()
28 (5) 13Marh.
22 (5) 6 2 4

April 44 ((7)* 39 (7) 5 4 1

May 46 {6 35 (6) 11 2 9
June 35 (5) 30 (5) 5 1 4

July 55 (4) 55 (4) 0 0 0

Auguet 67 (4) 65 (4) 2 0 2
September 76 (13) 74 (13) 2 0 2
October 58 (4) 54 (4) 4 0 4
November 78 (2) 64 (2) 14 1 1 13
December 85 (16) 79 (16) 6 2 2 . 2 3 2

1943-January 61 (4) 61 (4) 0 0 0 0 0 0

February 74 (3) 71 (3) 3 0 0 3 0 0
March 84 (11) 84 (1) 0 0 0. 0 2 0
° April 84 (8) 82 (8) 2 1 1 1 0 0
May 94 (10) 88 (10) 6 1 2 2 2 3
June 75 74 1 0 1 1 2 0

July 83(3) 76(3) 7 5 1 2 2 0

Auguet 82 (1) 74 (1) 8 2 2 2 2 4
September 69 62 7 3 1 1 1 3
October 59 52 7 3 Program 3
4
Program
7
1
November 80 6 15
7
4
5
complete
2
complete
0
December 63 56

1944 -January 54 52 2 1 0 3.
February 59 58 1 1 0 0
March 60 59 1 1 0 0
April 55 52 3 2 0 1
May 72 59 13 9" 3 1
June 53 41 125 4 3
July 49 41 8 6 0 2
Augut 29 21 8 6 1 1J
September 19 .10 9 6 2 1
October 25 19 6 2 3 1
November 43 34 9 4 5 Program
December 34 33 1 1 Program complete
complete ))
1945 - January 24 24 Program Program
February 19 19 complete complete
March 27 27
April 27 27
May. 26 26
June 18 18
July 18 18
August 11 11
SUMMARY

L
194 salf) 32(6 18(6 14 . 0. 0 14 0 0
162 (30) 92 (30) 70 0 0 54 0 16
1942 614 (71) 554(71) 60 2 2 15 4 43
1943 908 (40) 845 (40) 63 24 8 21 11 18
194452 479 73 44 0 18 0 11

1945 (EightMonths) 170 170 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL
CUMULATIVE 2,438 (147) 2,158 (147) 280 70 10 322 15 88
aIncluding
conversions shown in parentheses adjacent to figures for total deliveries..

31, SEPTEMBER, 1,1945

PRODUCTION. SEPTEMBER. I,1939 -AUGUST 1945
as098
 . . ..
11
.
U. S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

MINE CRAFT

_________________(Unit - Each)

MINE CRAFT

PERIO1DUlt
Total a Unt.a
If
Stts Total
Agerine, 225 Feet
Total
Material
Completions
Canada

fBangor
Western
Isles 'Diesel
Wooden

Canaian for 171 Feet Trawler 153 Feet 265Fend

I States
1939- September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

1941 - January 2 (2) 2 '2)

February 2 (2) 2 (2)
March 15 (15). 15 (15)
April 9 (7)
May ko (30)
June 1714

July
August 33 (3) 12
September 9 (1)
October 5 (1)
November 5 (k) 16 1
35 (7)
December 8 (2)

1942 - January 1 0
February 12 52) 11 (5)
2 0
March 3 (26
) 1 0
April 21 20 1 0
May 29 (3) 26 (3) 1 2
June 30 25 4 1

July 33 31 1 1
August 47 31 k 2
September 29 1 21 (1) 2 1
October 31 (1) 25 (1) 1 1
November 23 17 2 1
December 13 8 Program Program
complete complete
19k3 - January 10 10
February 26 23
March 28 26
April 33 33
May 31 28
June 36
July 51 4k 1
August 54 52 2
September 47 42 2
October 41 35 2
November 33 30 2
December 22 21 Program
complete
1944 - January 13 13
February 13 12
March 11 10
April 20 (3) 15 (3)
May 20 14
June 22 16

July 2k 16
August 25 19
September 25 20
October 24 19
November 25 19
December 9 8
1
19k - January 5 2
February 9 7
March 12 (3) 9 (3)
April 11 (2) 9 (2)
May 9 k
June 4 1
July 6 3
August 8 5

190 (.astHlf) 0 0a0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1941 127 (59) 96 (59) 3 0 0 30 0 1 0
1941 325 (37) 269 (37) 56 0 0 20 1k 9 13
1943 417 380 37 15 9 0 2 0 20
1944 231S3) 181 (3) 50 28 0 0 0 0 22
1945 (Eight Months) 64 (5) 40 (5) 24 14 0 0 0 0 10
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL. 1,161 (104) 966 (10k) 198 57 9 50 16 - 10 65
a Including conversion shorn in parenthesas sadjacent to figures for total deliveries.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 as 093

384 U S.-C NADIAN SUPPLEMENT F

LANDING VESSELS

(unit - Each)

LANDING VSELS. 750 TONS AID OVER LANDING VESSELSUNDER 50 TONS

CanadaCanada

PERIOD
Toa ntd Total United
States 1amtn¢ Ship, Sttes Reaped Cargo
Tank (1ST) Lighter

1939 -September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November 49 49
December 60 60
19141- January 13 13
February 23 23
March 8
April. 914 914
May 72 72
June 97 97
July 23 25
August 66 66
September 138 138
October 42 42
November 130 130
December 105 105

1942 - January 187 187

February 3, 35
March 155
April 216 216
May 333 355
June 47~9 479
July 672 672
August 1,006 1,006
September 757 757
October 1 657 651 6
November 18 922 918 4
December 45 847 628 19
194~3-January 16 648 639 9
February 61 719 678 41
March 28 1,187 1,160 27
April 17 651 648 3
May 27 781 7714 7
June 28 914+ 914+ 0
July 24+ 1,584+ 1,584+ 0
August 23 1,503 1,501 2
September 25 1,782 1,751 31
October 18 1,839 1,789 50
November 21 2,04+0 1,946 91+
December 26 1,903 1,856 49
19144
- January 30 2,036 1,925 1ul
February 19 2,2714 2,185. 89
March 29 2,378 2,268 no0
April 50 2,271 2,189 82
May 82 2,4,67 2,559 108
June 1+0 2,3441 2,212
July 4,8 2,278 2,1143 135
August 17 2,235 2,072 L65
September 47 2,105 1,937 168
October 414 2,077 3,53
November 45 1,9b~4 14
December 4 1,859 1,854+
19145
-January 0
4,0 1,901
February 29 1,97 109147
March 0
26 2,090 2,090 0
April 21 1,883 1,8
Mayi 11+ 1,986 1,983 0
June 6 1,710 1,710
July 2 1,395 1,390
August 0 937 898 39
SUMMARY
1940 (Last Half) 0 0 0 109 109 0
1941 0 0 0 886 886 0
19262 62 0 6,266 6,237 29
1943 31+45344 0 4,533, 15,24,03313
19144 .525 525 0 26,4411 25,17 1. 1 270
5(M1igt
1914 M nth ) 1514 1 8 16 1 ,834+ 1 ,8014 o 50
CU?UIATVJNTOTAL 103 6 1 3,1109 61, 47 1,662

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I11939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER Is1945 s+oal

 U.5S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT38

OCEANGOING TUGS AND CARGO AND SUPPLY VESSELS

__________(Unit _-Tad) I-(Unit -Thousand Deaweight Tons)

OOSAS
GOIDOTUGS 0 100120 016C0RGO2 UITLY VESSELS

PERIOD 1I
Ttl Saea aCaaaTotal
United Canada Total United ICnd
aStates andaStates

1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 -. January
February
March
April
May
June

July 105 .105

August 31 31
September 8(3 41 41
October 60 60
November 81(5)
90 90
December 7 (1) 65 65
1941 - January 4 49 49
February 4 .41
41
March 9 114 114
April 14 (2) 9 136 136
May 9 101 101
June 19 (12) 19 (12) 87 87
July 11 11 127 127
August 11 (2) 11 (2) 114 114
September 9 9 86 6
October 10 (2) 75
November 33.(3) 12 1 316 138
December 1 (1) L (1) 0 10 (1) 93
1942 - January 0 0 17 16 1 208 ;L98
February *0
0 0. 34(7) 33 (7) 1 300 290
March 0 0 28 (1) 27 (1) 1 301 291
April 0
0 0' 0 45 (3) 39 (5) 6 463 401
May 0 *0 67 (5) 62 (5) 5. 672 620
June 3 3 0 76 (2) 68 (2) 8 814 751'
July 2 2 0 80 (1) 71 (1) 9 866 773
August 2 2 0 79 (1) 68 (1) 11 842 754
September 2 2 0 105 (4) 95 (4) 10 1,094 991
October 1" 1 0 91 (1) 80 (1) ui 977 864
November 3 3 0 96 (7) 87 (7') 9 960 874
December 4. 0 121 (2) 110 (2) 1,280 1,167
4
1943 - January 4 0 101 (5) 1,058 976
February 3 0 121 (5) 1, 267 1,179
March 0 148 (5 ) 140 (5) 1,573 1,491
April 9 0 167 (7) 154 (7) 1,696 1,57,
May 7 0 190 (7) 169 (7) 1,912 1,703.
June. 10 0 171: (2) 159 (2) 1,748 1,636
July 8 0 165 (5) 151 (5) 1,712 1,594
August 10' 0 167 (6) 153 (6) 1,747 1,614
September 10 (1) 0 158 (5) 146 (3) 1,696~ 1,572
October 10, 0 170 (9) 155 (9) 1,612
November 8 (1) 0 1,755
165 (8) 150 (8). 1,756 1,611
December 15 1 190 (3) 178 (3) 1,968
2,080
1944 - January 6 0 117 (8) 108. (8) 1,108
February 1,179
10 0 155 (3) 125 (3) 1,454 1,557
March 4 0 148 (6) 141 (6) 1,469
April 1,556
10 0 156 (6) 143 .(6) 1,515
May 15 1 150 (7) 140 (7) 1,457
June 12 1 156 (7) 125 (7) 1,290
1,298
July 8 0 126 (6) 115 (6) 1,202
August 18 1 122 (11) 112 (11) 1,080
September 1,178
13. 0 125 (16) 113 (16) 1,128 1,029
October 14 2 153 (15) 122 (15) 1,109
November 1,217
12 2 141 (19) 152 (19) 1,270 1,189
December 12 Progr'am 156 (20) 129 (20) 1,153
1,209
complete
194" - January 11 128 (18) 127 (18) 1,164
February 1,174,
9 129 (12) 126 (12) 1,278 1,247
March 8 138 (13) 153 (13) 1,265
April 1,317
5 115. (14) 110 (14) 963
May 3 128 (11) 123 (11) 1,110
June 1,156
1 120 (11) 115 (11) 1, 018 982
July 2 110 (9) 103 (9) 867
August 927
2 98 (12) 93 (12) 846 806
SUMMARY
1940
(LastHalf 0 . 0 0 40 (7)l 40 (7) 0 390 390 0
1941 1 (1) 1.(1) 0 123 (19) 122 (19) 1 1 171 1,161l 10
1942 17 17 0 839 (34) 756 (34) 83 8,777 7,954 845
1943 98 (2) 97 (2), 1 1,911 (65) 1,760 (65) 151 20, 000 18,527 1,47~
1944 1534 127 7 1,625 (124) 1,505 (124) 120 16,064 14,978 1,080
1945 (iht months) 41 41 0 966 (100) 930 (100) 56 8,719 8,4014 515
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 291 (3) 285 (3) 8 5,504 (349) 5,113 (349) 591 55,121 51,394 3,727

a Iludig conversionsshown in parentheses adjacent to figuresfor total deliveries.

rRODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

386 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

OCEANGOING CARGO AND SUPPLY VESSELS

__________(Unit - Each) (Unit - Thousad Dadwight Tons)

DRY CAWO
VESSELS

PEROD
otla United aJ
Number

Canada I Unite(.
Tonnage

ena
Ttl States Total 10,5~o4,00 Tone Total States Total o
ld0,300 4,700 Tone
10OO,30 o-g70TosIoo 00Tome

1939- September
October
November.
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 5 5 59
August 2 2 18
September 2 2 23
October 5 (1) 5 (1) 42
November 6 6 524
December 4 4 41
1941 - January 3 3 31
February 4 4 '41
March 5 5 51
April 10 10 100
May 8 8 83
June 14 (9) 14 (9) 53
July 7 7 65
August 5 (1) 5 (1) 36
September 8 8 724
October 9 (2) 59
November
December
R26 (3) 7 67
80
9 (1)
1942 - January 9 97 87
February 24 (2) 2324 224
March 23 (1) 239 229
April 35 (2) 415 353
May 57 (3) 626 5724
June 62 (1) 733 650
July 624 770
August 63 780 677
September 824 985 882
October 75 909 796
November 79 (4) 875 789
December 100 (2) 1,115 1,002
19243 - January 86 (3) 973 891
February 98 (1) 1,113 1,025
March 125 (3) 1,375 1,293
April 131 (1) 1,2470 1,3247
May 150 (5) 1,663. 1,2452
June 144 (2) 1,557 1,2445
July 135 (5) 1,2463 1,3245
August 131 (5) 1,4624 1,331
September 1124 1,3243 1,229
October 1124 (8) 1,266 1,123
November 110 (5) 1,232 1,098
December 138 (1) 1,5424 1,2453
- January
192424 89 (6) 935 885
February 100 1,107 1,0245
March 115 (4) 1,178 1,132
April 119 (3) 1,289 1,177
May 111(24) 1;,153 1,066
June 101 (5) 1,036 9324
July 90 (3) 949 862
August 87 (7) 886 788
September 85 (11) 797 705
October 92 (10) 8824 776
November 98 (14) 858 777
December 99 (17) 816 760
1945;-January 101 (14) 851 841
February 97 (8) 897 866
March in1(11) 997 945
April 93 (14) 729 689
May 101 (10) 837 791
June 100 11) 792 756
July 7224 6624
August 724(8) 6424 6024
SUM4MARY
1940.(LastHalf) 24 (1) 24 1) 0 0 0 237 237 0 0 0
1941 90 (13) 89 13) 1 1 0 750 740 10 10 0
1942 758 (15) 675 (15) 83 81 2 7,778 6,935 843 8324 9
1943 1,622 (39) 1,2476 (39) 146 133 13 16,2463 15,032 1,2431 1,370 61
19244 1,291 (84) 1,186 (84) 105 87 18 11,888 10,907 981 896 8
1945 (ight Menthe) 799 (84) 763 (84) 36 26 10 6,2471 6,156 315 268 '47
CUMI.ATIVE TOTAL '4,5824 (236) '4,213 (236) 371 328 '43 '43,587 40,007 3,580 3,378 202

SIncluding conversions shown in parentheses adjacent to figures for total deliveries,

b Base supply ships.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I,1945

1$ *so
 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT38

OCEANGOING CARGO ANO SUPPLY VESSELS

__________(unit -Eaoh J(Unit Thousand eadvegtTpa

Number Tonnage

PERIOD
a tes oa 0,0
Cana~da-

11
,00 90Tostts oa.110,00 43650Tn
Canada

1939 - September
Totala

____
_ __ __
n A1,0

_ _
o

__ __
Total
_ _
nte

__
130t

Tons,

October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 3 3 46
August 1 1 13
*September 1 18
October 1 1.8
3 (2)
November 5 (3) 5 43) 36
December 3 (1) 3 (1) 22

1941 - January 1 1 18
February 0 0 0
March 4 4 63
April 4 (2) 4 (2) 36
May 1 1 18
June 5 (3) 5 (3) 34
July 4 4 62
August 6 (1) 6 (1) 78
September 1 1 12
October 1 1 16
November 5 71
December 1 13

1942 - January' 7 111

February 9 (5) 99(5) 66
Mach 62
April 4 (1) 4 (1) 48
May 5 (2) 5 (2) 46
June 6 (1) 6 (1) 81
July 7 (1) 7 (1) 96
August 5 (1) 5 (1) 62
September 11 (4) 11 (4) 109
October 5 (1) 5 (1) 68
November 8 (3) 8 (3)
December 10 10 165
1943 - January 7 (2)
February 14 (4) 154
March 15 (2) 15 (2) 198
April 23 (6) 23 (6) 226
May 19 (2) 19 (2) 249
June 15 15 191
July 16 16 249
August 22 (1) 22 (1) 283
September 33 (3) 32 (3) 1 1 343 10 10
October 41 (1) 41 (1) 0 0 489 0 0
November 42 (3) 40 (3) 2 1 1 513 11 10 1
December 42 (2) 40 (2) 2 2 0 515 21 21 0
1944. January 22 (2) .19 (2) 3 2 1 223 21 20 1
February 29 (3) 25 (3) 4 3 1 program 312 35 31 b Program
March 28 (2) 26 (2) 2 2 0 complete 357 21 21 0 complete
April 25 (3) 24 (3) 1 1 0 10 10 0
May 30 (3) 29 (3) 1 Program 1 391 4 Program 4
June 24 (2) 24 (2) 0 complete 0 356 0 complete 0
July 27 (3) 25 (3) 2 2. 340 7 7
August 25 (4) 25 (4) 0 0 292 0 0
September 30 (5) 28 (5) 2 2 324 7 7
October 30 (5) 30 (5) Program Program 333 Program Program
November 34 (5) 34 (5) complete complete 412 complete complete
December 30 (3) 30 (3) 393
194; - January 26 (4) 26 (4) 323
February 29 (4) 29 (4) 3$1
March 22 (2) 22 (2) 320
April 17 17 274
May 22 (1) 22 (1) 319
June 15 15 226
July 17 (1) 17 (1) 203
August 19 (4) 19 (4) 202

3 6
190(at1af 6() 0 0 C 0 153 153 10 0 0 0
1941 - 33 (6) 33 (6) 0 0 0 0 421 421 0 0 0 0
1942 81 (19) 81 (19) 0 0 0 0 999 999 0 0 0 0
193289 (26) 284 (26) 5 4 0 1 3,537 3,495 42 41 0 1
1944 334 (40) 319 (40) 15 8 6 1 4,176 4,071 105 82 22 1
1945 (ilt onba)' 167 (16) 167 (16) 0 0 0 0 2,248 .2,248 0 0 0 0
CUMLATIVE
TOTAL 920 (113)9C0 (113~) 20 12 6 2 11,534 11,387 147 .123 22 2 _

a Including
oonveruiona uhoes
in parentheses adjacent to figures f or total deliveries. -

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945

as ass
388 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

(Unit -Each)

ALL FIELD, TANK,

ANADSELF-PROPELLED FIELD ARTILEPEY
ARTILLERY___ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Canada
UniERInitdDT25--pounder
Statesd
Total Wheeled (57.-cm) Field
t6-pounder 1Reoiltless
57-m
Rifle
Toa tts Canada Total Staes-Toa+ -ponder
TtlUnder I Under I Under nial
Total U.S. Total U.S. Total U.S.
________-4 Contract ____Contract Contract
1939 - Septeaber
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April

I1,144
May
June

July 66 66
August 109 109
September 175 175
" October 1,144 165 163
November 68 68
December
1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June
}2,446 2,433
13
72

76
.66
85
440
72

76
...66
85
130
"119
184
7 7

July
August
September
October
}3,629 781
1,104
1,240
1,849
1,182
158
392
873
26 26

November S5,722 1,386 2,490 76 189 89

December 1,620 663 100

1942 - January 2,684 2,381 303 1,055 1,018 37 37 0

February 2,779 2,595 184 1,085 1,034 51 29 22
March 3,959 3,503 456 1,001 906 95 53 42
April 5,412 4,564 848 1,473 1,373 100 74 26
May 5,793 5,186 607 1,730 1,605 125 88 37
June 6,948 6,534 414 1,598 1,455 143 87 6
July 8,5s86 7,894 692 1,823 1,705 118 72 27 19
August 8,397 7,645 752 2,053 1,973 80 78 36 2 0
September 7,706 7,099 607 2,450 1,929 521 104 36 409 8
October 9,176 8,185 991 3,222 2,923 299 71 35 189 39
November 9,592 8,660 932 2,837 2,422 415 99 36
38
260 56
December 10,162 9,116 1,046 3,476 2,840 636 67 478 91

1943 - January 7,679 7,121 558 2,971 2,413 84 48 474 60 0

February 7,522 7,019 2,395 1,892 503 92 Program 411 60 0
March 503 1,978 458 28 complete 430 0
7,307 6,831 476 2,436 75
April 6,723 6,323 2,337 1,956 381 101 280 79 0
400
May 5,977 5,577 2,000 1,644 356 56 300, 126 0
June 5,654 5,193 461 1,991 1,659 332 88 240 Prograp
complete 4
July 5-1422 5,161 261 2,199 1,951 248 70 174
August 5,744 5,685 59 1,968 1,909 59 55 4 Program
September 5,615 5,279 336 1,561 1,509 52 52 0 complete
October 5,440 5,133 307 1,598 1,550 48 48 0
November 5,188 4,898 290 1,522 1,399 123 24 99
December 5,246 5,002 244 1,501 1,496 5 3 2
1944 - January 4,354 4,211. 143 1,215 1,215 0 0 Program
February 3,626 3,459 167 959 959 0 0 complete
March 2,737 2,532 205 814 0 0
April 3,433 3,259 174 1,028 1,028 0 0
May 3,462 3,286 176 1,007 1,006 1 1
June 2,797 2,639 158 932 931 1 1

July 2,477 2,374 103 874 874 0 Program.

August 2,255 2,175 80 807 807 0 complete
September 2,562 2,487 75 904 904 0
October 2,540 50 877 877 0
November 2, 499 2,449 50 786 786 0
December 2,560 2,530 30 768 768 0
1945 - January 2,771 2,731 40 689 689 0
February 3,103 3,063 40 834 834 0
March 3,452 3,412 40 934 934 0
April 3,732 3,672' 60 1,184 1,164 20
May 3,423 3,230 193 1,164 1,016 148
June 2,443 277 987 755 232
July 1,111 2,166 100
45 100 0
August 858 566 292 479 222 257
SUMMARY I
1940 (LastHalf) 1,144 1,144 0 653 653 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
194r7 11,797 10,413 1,384 4,339 4,117 222 122 0 0 0 0 0 100
1942 81,194. 73,362 7,832 23,803 21,183 2,620 859 181 1,365 0 0 0 396
1943 73,517 69,222 4,295 24,479 21,356 3,223 701 48 2,414 400 0 0 8
1944 3i5tMnts)
2,832 19,906 98711 6,371 1,719 657 0 0 0 0 67 50 0
1945 Eiht 35ts)2,832
13,9016 l987 61,971 51096 627 0 0 0 0 67 50 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 223,897 207,988 15,909 70,616 63,992 - 6,624 1,684 229 3,779 400 657 650 504
Stage of Copletion - U. S.: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptancee of complete units before proof firing.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 -AUGUST 31,.1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 as sna...

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AND NAVAL GUNS
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States Total Under. 2 ipoutatrs 25-poiu *r

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 491
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April 1,773
May 6
June

July 623
August 2,147 712 4783
September 634
October 976
November 3,232 621 673
December 957

1942 - January 1,628 1,362 266, 261 1 1

February 1,608 1,475 133 12 121 86 86
March 2,653 2,292 361. 66 295 305 305
April 3,452 2,704 748 333 415 487 487
May 3,666 3,184 482 238 244 397 397
June 4,692 4,421 271 238 33 658 658
July 5,510 4,936 574 57h 0 1,253 1,253
August 5,562 4,890 672 672 0 782 782
September 4,446 4,360 86 86 0 810 810
October 5,491. 4,799 692 692 350 0 463 463
November 5,124 4,607' 517 517 100 0 1,631 1,631.
December 4,748 4,338 410 10 716 0 1,938 1,938
1943 - January 3,393 3,393 0 0 Program 0 1,515. 1,315
February 3,5s85 3,585 0 0 Complete 0 1,542 1,542
March 3,355 3,355 0 0 0 1,516 1,498
April 3,025 3,025 0 0 0 1,361 1,542
May 2,856 2, 845 11 0 11 1,121 1, 088
June 2,850 2,775 75 0 75 813 759
July 2,528 2,515 13 0' 13 695 695
August 2,966 2,966 0 0 Program 810 810
September 2,875 2,621 254 254 complete 1,179 1,149
October 2,539 2,400 139 139 1,303 1,183
November 2,742 2,725 17 17 924 774
December 2,601 2,506 95 95 1,144 1,000
1944 - January 2,557 2,522 35 35 582 474
February 2,240 2,235 5 5 427 265
March 1,657 1,584 73 73 266 134
April 2,075 2,031 44 44 330 200
May 2,190 2,160 32 32 263 120
June 1,487 1,460 27 27 378 248
July 1,288 1,285 3 3 315 215
August 1,144 1,143 1 1 304 225
September 1,293 1,293 Program Program 365 290
October 1,336 1,336 complete complete 377 327
November 1,305 1,305 408
December 1,637 1,637 155 125
1945 - January 1,912 1,912 170 130
February 2,080 2,080 189 149
March 2,448 2,448 70 30
April 2,215 2,215 333 293
May 1,909 1,909 350 305
June 868 868 588
July 303 303 708 663
August 162 162 217 182
S.IAh34RY
0_Lat al) 91 491 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0
(LstSf) 7,458 6,296 1,162 5 0 1,157 0 0 0
1942 48,580 43,368 5,212 3,843 1,166 1,369 8,811 8,811 0
1943 35,315 34,711 604: 505 0 99 13,723 13,153 568
1944 20,211 19,991 220 220 0 0 4,170 2,981 1,189
1945 (Eiht Months) 11,897 11,897 0 0 0 0 2,625 2,295 330
CUMULIATIVE
TOTAL - 123,952 J 116,754 - 7,198 4XI73 i,166 2,625 232q.9 27,242 2,087
Stage of Completion - U. S.: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptancesof completeunitsbefore proof firing.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1,1939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

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Total U.S. Total Wheeled on 3-ton Guin
Contract Truck

1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 20
August -20
September 28 17
October 31
November 37
December 314

1941 - January 48
February 40
March 66
April 54 37
may' 103
June 52

July 31 2 2
Auguet 314 '7 7
September 40 5 5
October 20 20
November 5 15 15
December 15 15
-1942
- January 87 614 3 3 3 30 30
February 325 114 11 11 11 96 96
March 190 139 51 51 51 180 180
April 466 346 120 6 11lk 114 299 299
May 850 749 101 11 90 90 490 490
June 1,1147 978 169 32 137 137 721 721
July 1,552 1,363 189 37 22 152 152 875 875
Augut 1,868 1,675 193 28. 214 165 165 977 977
September 2,378 2,087 291 71 40 220 220 1,115 1,115
October 2,379 2,144 235 80 50 155 155 1,295. 1,295
November 2,18 2,1814 3014 99 60 205 205 1,1459 1,1459
December 2,959 2,6146 313 88 67 225 225 1,1461 1,1461
1943 - January 3,036 2,719 317 120 81 197 197 1,757 1,757
February 2,1415 2,186 229 100 30 329 329 2,151 2,151
March 2,695 2,339 356 106 28 250 250 2,363 2,356 7
April 2,561 2,177 3814 1014 614 280 280 2,392 2,390 2
May 2,169 1,916 253 102 0 151 151 2,1436 2,1403 13
June 2, 165 1,936 229 101 53 128 328 2,360 2,3147 13
July 1,977 1,7214 253 86 56 167 167 2,303 2,290 13
Augut 1,828 1,725 103 82 3 21 20 1 2,279 2,263 16
September 1,716 1,586 130 814 11 46 46 0 2,301 2,289 12
October 1,690 814 Program 48 26 22 2,111 2,093 18
November 2,138 2,022 116 82 complete 314 10 214 2,091 2,0714 17
December 2,1463 2,271 192 63 129 49 80 1,1425 1,4~11 14

19144 - January 1,897 1,718 179 54 125 0 325 1,063 1,063 Program
February 1,9514 1,750 204. 30 1714 0 1714 .770 770 complete
March 1,367 1,229 138 0 138 6o 714 4 656 656
April 1,161 985 176 0 176 30 Program 146 95 95
Mayv 1,591 660 931 36 895 41 complete 8514" 80 80
June 1,550. 660 890 314 856 30 826 45 45
July 1,628 560 1,068 32 1,056 60 996 40 40
Auguet 1,256 393 863 3 860 20 84o 22 22
September 1,207 425 782 0 782 22 760 5 5
October 1,312 395 917 0 917 Program. 917 50 50
November 1, 5014 511 993 0 993 complete 993 55 55
December 1,065 350 715 0 715 715 28 28

19415
- January 1,112 250 862 2 860 860 0 0
February 233 130 103 0 103 103 0 0
March 245 245 0 0 Program Program 0 0
April 173 171 2 2 complete complete 0 0
May 0 0 Program Program 0 0
June 0 O0 coplet complete 0 0
July 0 7 7
Augut 0
0 3 3
SUM
MSY

19 4 (LatEalf) 170 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 17. 0

3541 644 639 5 0 0 5 5 0 0 101 101 0
1942 16,1489 14,509 1,980 452 263 1,528 1,528 0 0 8,998 8,998 0-
19143 26,853 24,159 2,6914 1,114 326 1,580 1,453 327 0 25,9149 25,8214 125
19144 17,1492 '9,636 7,856 169 0 7,687 263 373 7,051 2,909 2,909 0
1945(itMonths) 1,763 796 967 4 0 963 0 0 963 10 10 .

TOTAL -
63,1411 49,909 13,502 1,739 589 1CUMULATIVE
11,763 3,2149 500 8,0114 37,9~ 37,859 125
Stage of Completion - U.S.: Plat acceptance.
Canada: Pl3ant acceptance of complete unite before proof firing.

M PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

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States T') 3-inch 2-Inch nr
Mortar Mortar Total U.S.
Contrino't

1939 September
October
ihovember
December
1940 -January
February
March
April
May
June

July 38 38
August 227 227
September 209 209
October 264 264
November 231. 231
December 204 204
1941 - January 330 330
February 493 493
March 441 441
April 555 555
May 785 785
June 1,075 1,075
July 1,285
August 2,654 546 77
September 746
October 1,022
November 3,044 715 955 410
December 352
1942 - January 888 619 269 59
February 923. 645 278 0 102 50
March 1,382 665 717 143 280 123
April 1,877 606 1,271 0 970 613 200
May 1,707 521 1,186 0 :L,100 1,285,
June 2,700 1,550 1,1]50 0 1,150 1,068 105
July 2,597 997 1,600 0 1,600 2,079 149
August 2,247 739 1,508 0 1,042
1,508
September 3,483 626 2,857 0 2,580 5009
October 2,033
November
935 0 1,298 2,460 2'4
10,952 boo 6,937 50 1,132 1,649
December 2,480 0 3,650 1,223 206
1943 - January 1,967 2,828
4,795 0 300 2,528 1,042 12
February 3,486. 1,875 1,6]1 600
11 1,000 1,400
March 5,690 1,896 41 501 3,252
3,794 600 183
April 3,037 2,193 844 44 100 700 400
May 4,492 2,048 2,444 44 600 1,800 925 1.6
June 5,394 2,080 3,314 14 3,000
300 1,475
July 4,580 2,080 2,500 0 5100 2,000 1,000 Prcgrr.
August 4,798 2,398
September
2,400 0 400 2,000 ,650 coupl-.n
4,130 2,383 1,747 55. 192 1,500 1,500
October 3,837 2,345 1,492 92 0 1,400 1,400
November 5,162 2,269 2,893 300 2,500 4,261
93
December 4,439 2,247 2,192 Program 300 1,892 2,584
complete
1944 - January 3,158 2,067 1,091 400o 691 0
February 1,972 1,372 6oo 600 0 0
March 2,393 1, 593 800 800 0 0
April 3,429 1,729 1,700 700 1,000 1,000
May 3,962 1,962 2,000 0 2,000 2,000
June 4,268 2,028 2,240 240 2,000 2,000
July 4,545 1,84+5 2,700 700 2,000 2,000
August 3,732 1,682 2,050 250 1,800 1,800
September 3,741 2,241 1,500 0 1,500 1,500
October 4,391 2,291 2,100 600 1,500 1,500
November 5,641 2,539 3,102 1,602 1,500 1,500
December 6,1]29 3,493 2,636 1,200 1,436 1,435
194=.- January 3,834 3,2814 550 550 Program Program
February 5,587 5,387 200 200 complete Complete
March 8,210 6,910 1,300
April 1,300
9,128 8,328 80o 800
May 7,670 6,770 900
June 900
6,517 5,517 1,000 1,000
July 3,283 3,028 255 255
August 1,498 898 6oo 600

1940 (Last alf) 1,173 1,175 0 0 0 0 0 0

1941 9,377 8,345 1,032 482 550 0 0 0
1942 28,756 10,983 17,775 252 2,151 15,370 13,595 2,064
1943 53,84:- 25,781 28,059 I 394 4,093 23,572
547 1,3
-18,237 I 34944,6148432590702
1945(Eight Months) 45,727 40,122 5,605 0 5,605 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL. 186,234 j 111,246 74,988 1,128 19,491 54,369 ,567 2,!2
Stage of Completion - U. S.: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete unite before proof firing.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,194 a

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NAVALA3 IAINRAJ.T ANS)D GUNS

Canada
PERIODToaUntd
Ttl States Total 12-pounder QF 4-inch QF 40-mm Boor 2-pounder QF

1939 - September
October

December
1940 January
February
March
April .
May
June

July
August
September 72
October 77
November
December J
1941 - January
February
March
April
My
June

July 2,317 2,317

August
September
October I
November
December
1942 - January 1,013 1,006 7 7
February 1,167 1,110 57 57
March 1,898 1,821 77 77
April 2,752 2,648 104 104
may 3,219 3,152 67 67
June 3,696 3,611 85 83 2
July 3,966 3,821 145 137 8
August 4,020 3,847 173 160 7 6
September 4,121 3,996 125 109 10 5
October 4,231 4,124 17 91 97
November 4,584, 4,414 170 140 219
December . 4,476 4,332 144, 80 30 34
1943 - January 4,412 4,291 121 70 32 19
February
March
4,800
5,090
4,705
4,954
95
136
39
57
.45 Al
39 40
April 4,921 4,796 125 59 31 2 33
Maye 5,529 5,378 151 .43 51 8 49
Jue5,520 5,326 194 41 75 35 43
July 5,711 5,555 156" . 20 63 31
August 42
6,182 6,008 174 13 79 54 28
September 6,120 5,966 154 15 72 31 36
October 6,062 5,896 166 1 73 40 52
November . 5,639 5,473 166 Program 60 59 47
December 5,270 5,160 110 complete 55 20 35
1944 - January 5,827 5,674 153 38 80 35
February 5,650 5,544 106 68 0 38
March 5,938 5,805 133 63. 40N 32
Ar.il 5,652 5,510 142 62 40 40
My574562224NoJune 5,276 5,155 . 121 52 31 38
July 4,829 4,752 77 37 11 29 .
August 5,018 4,938 80 33 0
September 47
4,698 4,635 63 32 0 37.
October 3,766 3,709 57 35 0
November 22
4,016 3,970 46. 33 0 13}
December 4,668 4,623 45 25 11 91
1945 - Jauary . 3,647 3,560 87 29 39 19
February 3,223 3,172 51 28 0
March 23
3,422 3,388 34 29 0 5
April 3,975 3,950 25 25 0 Program
May 4,253 4,227 26 18 8' complete
June 4,004 3,980 24 15 9
July 3,078 3,044 34 23 11
Augut 2,297 2,283 14 6 8

1941 Ls Ha~. 72 72 0 0 0
,317
0 0
1942
191
39,143
2,317 0 0 0 0 0
37,882 1,261 1,112 88 0 61
1943 65,256 63,508 1,748 358 675 280 43,
tight Months)
1946,9 27,899 27,604
997115050194, 295 0 173 275 .47
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 195,779 191,330 4,449 '1,470 1,456 608 915
Stage or Completion - U.S.; Plant acceptances.
Canedc; Plant acceptances of complete unitse before proof firing.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

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SMALL ARMS
(Unit- Each)

ALL SMALL AES MACHINECUS, AL TYPES

Canada

PERIOD
Total United Canada Total United .5-inch .303 Cal
States States Total Vickers 7.92-mm Browning
Naval Bran Aircraft
Antiaircraf

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 -January
February
March
April
Maye376
June J J 376
July 1,506 1
Augut
September 71,788 70,773
t S450
44,18 1,070
1,160
51
450
October 551
November 5656 2,6 550 565
December JJ1,019 J
1941 - January 775
February 1,446 4 747 1,446
March1572 16,88 18
April 150,75 146,281 1,598
MayI2,990 9,695 1,860 2,998
June 3,239
1,244
July
Auguet
September
527
534,52
514,284
1,8
£ 4,275 29,795 8,678
11,598
4,275

October j 11,955 11
November 15,968 54,800 13,361 9,121 1,863
December JJ20,363
1942 - January 149,051 140,914 8,137 27,305 23,672 3,631 1,029
February 152,854 144,005 8,849 32,328 28,114 4,214 1,7
March 193,327 182,722 10,605 40,826 36,576 4,250 1,758
April 238,618 219,597 19,021 49,157 42,320 6,837 2,382
May 259,345 238,568, 20,777 54,976 49,625 5,351 2,359
June 280,248 261,581 18,667 59,756 54,543 5,213 2,581

July 283,856 252,509 31,347 60,905 53,350 7,555 2,761

August 330,035 301,883 28,152 78,468 73,215 5,253 2,010
September 362,235 319,612 42,623 80,479 70,335 10,144 3,50
October 376,059 341,232 34,807 79,598 71,065 8,533 2,540
November 401,862 363,816 38,046 86,949 79,238 7,711 2,200
December 457,413 411,524 45,889 88,618 80,278 8,340 2,220

194 - January 486,135 441,037 45,098 83,745 75,918 7,827 694

February 468,415 424,330 44,085 80,661 72,336 8,325 434
March 587,537 527,275 60,262 88,782 78,528 10,254 8 584
April 556,957 517,723 39,234 75,622 69,371 6,251 20 459
May 595,855 550,552 45,301 75,788 66,753 7,035 5 469
June 668,485 611,231 57,254 79,551 68,918 10,635 7 532

July 666,934 613,090 53,844 77,023 66,659 10,364 50346

August 721,196 689,898 31,298 76,755 67,447 9,308 18 200
September 810,467 776,810 33,657 7,636 65,093 8,545 46 98
October 898,408 871,890 26,518 77,750 70,965 6,787 73 Program
November 1,062,636 1,015,458 47,178 78,728 70,048 8,680 13 complete
December 1,040,425 1,005,353 37,072 65,314 57,935 7,379 Proram 2,505
complete
1944 - January 80,511 754,038 49,473 79,506 70359 9,147 3,780
February 712,605 666,776 45,829 80,768 71,948 8,820 6,216
March 665,473 630,014 35,459 72,938 69,534 3,404 659
April 613,812 585,854 27,958 71,968 68,056 5,912 2,443
May 456,670 386,664 50,006 76,745 66,827 9,918 6,514
June 429,65 578,987 50,378 74,784 68,930 5,854 2,340

July 408,734 370,091 38,643 68,633 64,905 3,728 1,869

August 596,081 347,286 48,795 68,776 63,685 5,091 2,584
September 421,546 370,211 51,335 66,969 63,183 5,786 1,916
October 455,761 587,873 47,888 66,958 63,180 3,778 1,171
November 452,059 388,510 45,549 66,441 63,850 2,591 0
December 413,553 386,177 27,376 66,325 64,325 2,000 0

1945- January 445,648 418,026 27,622 55,959 54,335 1,624 0

February ,394,741 372,570 22,171 53,263 51,087 2,176 596
March 436,779 402,124 34,655 58,502 55,772 2,730 1,229
April 431,653 398,111 33,542 56,421 54,091 2,330 825
May 398,115 365,627 .52,488 50,757 48,836 1,921 1,363.
June 364,614 329,728 34,886 58,333 36,627 1,706 1,064
July 226,155- 196,416 29,739 5,903 2,050 1,853 1,353
August 136,076 101,589 34,487 1,910 0 1,910 1,409
SUMARY.
1940 (Laet Half) 7T788 70,773 1,015 6,871 5,856 1,015 0 0 0
1941 685,252 660,565 24,687 99,156 81,316 17,840 0 0 1,863
1942 3,484,883 3,177,965 306,920 739,363 662,331 77,032 0 0 27,117
1943 .8,563,448 8,042,647 520,801 931,355 829,969 101,586 240 2,503 3,796
1944 6,169,170 5,652,481 516,689 860,811 798,782 62,029 0 29,492 0
1945 (i~tt Montb) 2,853,781 2,584,191 249,590 319,048 502,798 16,250 0 7,837 0

CUMTATIVE TOTAL 21,808,322 20,188,620 1,619,702 2,956,604 2,681,052 275,552 240 59,832 32,776

Stageof Completion - U. S.: Plant acceptances.

Canada: Plant acceptances of complete unitsmfter proof firing.

PROD0UCTION SEPTEMBER 1, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945 a, onl

 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT Now
SMALL ARMS
____________________________ -(Unit . ESach) _________________

MCM GUNS- Continued. SUBMACHINE?

GUNS PISTOLS MID RVOLERS

Cnad~a - Continued. Canada Canada

PERIOD 303 Caliber Bren

.30 Caliber Total United. otl United.
Under M1919A4 States 9-mSn Toa States 9-
Total U.S. Fixed. a9ndSenAutomatic
Contract Flexible

1959 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 3,021 3,021
November 4693 4,693
December

1941 - January 1,473. 1,475

February 1,446 793 793
March 1,950 12,500 12,500
April 2,206 2,206
May 2,998 4,568 4,568
June 5,498 5,¢98
July 54,947 34,947
August 4,275 24, 855 24,855
September 1,750 25,840 25,840 54,661 54,661.
October 42,950 42,950
November 7,258 27,088 27,088
December 41,644 41,644
1942 - January 2,602 400
February
59,716 39,716 18,515 18,515
2,517 280 45,783 45,783 12,330 12,350
March 2,492 515 48,125 48,092 16,975
35 16,975
April 4,455 0 57,679 100 25, 416 25,416
57,579
May 2,992 1,146 59,034 58,534 500 22,728 22,728
June 2,652 1,508 63,634 62,854 25,160 25,260
800
July 4,794 1,500 41,765 1,200 28,495 28, 495
August 2,776 1,500 467 45,242 45,56 1,846 54,201
September 34,201
5,468 1,500 1,096 68,568 64,05 3,463 51,789 31,789
October 5,101 1,500 892 69,425 66,757 2,686 52,522 32,522
November 4,482 1,500 1,029 58,485 2,200
56,285 55,528 35,528
December 4,784 1,500 1,336 69,677 66,637 5,040 59,571 39,571
1943 - January 5,085 ,000 2,050 71,554 68,570 2,984 49,119 49,119
February 5,400 1,650 2,491 80,868 75,668 4,200 60,661 60, 661
March 6,523 5,500 84,766
3,559 78,965 5,803 59,936 59,9336
April 0 2,814 76,028 69,520 64,678
May 4,16 0 2,592 68,061 61, 910 6,151 61,087
June 7,008 2,500 5,106 64,828 56,257 8,591 65,782 63,782-
July 7,058 *1,500 2,910 48,070 7,165 60,897 60,897
August 40,905
8,008 Program 1,082 29,988 26,573 5,415 76,667 76,667
September 8,599 complete Program 41,156 82,4162
56,586 4,570 82,4I62
October 6,714 Complete 39,120 58,748 572 78,777 78,777
November 8,667 62,420 61,500 920 85,725 85,725
December 4,876 77,717 70,630 7,087 99,445 99,445
1944 - January 5,567 40,36o 2,860
37,500 77,927 77,927
February 2,604 42,105 37,225 4,880 75,275 75,275
March
April 2,745 37,455 30, 700 6,755 69,400 69,400
1,69 29,494 24,575 5,119 67,748 67, 445 303
May ,404 22,606 18,676 5, 930 68,450
June
74,132 5,752
3,514 26,042 20,677 5,365 85,105 75,513 7,592
July 1,859 52,150 28,600 5,550 84,955
August 79, 012 5,941
2,507 29,075 27,500 1,575 99,680 87,675 12,005
September 1,870 55,550 52,000 108,229
October 1,550 96,682 11,547
2,607 33,745' 32,500 1,245 119, 830 106,606 15,224
November 2,591 52,500 52,500 0 118,545 107,576 11,167
December 2,000 25,212 25,212 0 110,054 105,590 4,464
1945 - January 1,624 37,398 55,155 2,245 107,650 105,989 1,661
February 1,580 55,142 0
55,142 89,432 84,845 4,589
March 1,501 54,001 33,616 385 82,627 75,412 7, 215
April 1,507 50,117
50,307 190 75,649 67,000 8,649
May 558 26,000 0
26,000 67,479 57,500 9,979
June 642 17,164 17,164 0
July 64,590 52,500 12,090
500 11, 550 9,000 2,550 46,500
August 53,957 7,457
501 9,169 6,469 2,700 35,570 20,859 12,711
SUMMdARY II
1940 (LastHalf) 1,015 0 0 5,021 5,021 04,3 4690
1941 15,977 1,750 0 213,790 213,790 06711 7,10
1942 45,095 12,649 4,820 666,931 651,065 15,868 322,850 522,850 0
1943 74,663 11,950 20,184 744,576 686,410 57,966 845,256 845,236 0
1944 52,557 0 0 584,290 347,465 56,827 1,088,926 '1,016,951 71,995
1945 (EigitMonths) 8,413 0. 0 200,751 192,661 8,070 574,954 510,605 64,551
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 177,700 26,549 25,004 2,215,139 2,094,408 113,751 2,901,780 2,765,454 156,326

Stageof Completion - United.States: Plant acceptancee.

Canada: Plant acceptances of complete unite after proof firing.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

 U r 4 4AQJAN SUPPLEMENT

SMALL ARMS

___________(Unit Each)r

RIFLES AND CARBINES

Canada

PERIOD .55 Caliber Boys Antitank .303 Caliber Lee Efld1

otl United Sadr
Ttl States TtlUnder Sadr
Total U.S. Unrder Sniper
Contract Total U.S.
___________
__________ ___________ Contract ________

1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 5,763 5,763

August 7,890 7,890
September 8,175 8,175
October 10,220 10,220
November 11,823 11,823
December 15,332 13,332
1941 - January 10,071 10,071
February 1,621 1,621
March 16,521 16,521
April 18,871 18,871
May 22,071 22,071
June 26,021 26,021
July 30,071 30,071
August 30,831 30,831
September 27,041 27,041
October 31,120
November 110,026 34,128 6,847 6,847
December 37,931
1942 - January 63,517 59,011 4,506 0 4,506
February 62,413 57,778 4,635 1 4,634
March 87, 401 81,079 6,322 20 6,302
April 106,366 94,282 12,084 234 11,850
May 122,607 107,681 14,926 926 14,000
June 131,698 119,044 12,654 1,000 11,654
14,596 106,984
July 152,691 130,099 22,592 1,592 21,000
August 172,124 151,071 21,053 2,191 18,862
September 181,599 152,583 29,016 2,984 26,032
October 194,496 170,908 23,588 2, 788 20,800
November 221,100 192,965 28,135 3,850 24,285
December 259,747 225,238 34,509 4,779 29,730

1943 - January 281,917 247,630 34,287 5,686 2,439 28,601 5,545

February 246,225 214, 665 31,560 5,810 9,117 25,750 34,500
March 354,053 309,848 44,205 9,130 5,952 35,075 9,750
April 340,629 314,354 26,275 3,684 7,600 22,591 1F,000
May 392,917 360,802 32,115 2,391 2,453 29,724 3,000
June 460,324 422,294 38,030 2,547 2,200 35,483 18,000

July 480,944 444,629 36,315 994 610 35,321 22,348

August 537,786 519,211 18,575 4 329 18,501 12,000
September 613,213 592,669 20,544 Program Program 20,527 Program
October 702,761 683,402 19,359 complete complete 19,354 complete
November 835,763 798,185 37,578
December 22,606 22,606
797,949 775,343
1944 - January 605,718 568,252 37,466 37,466
February 514,459 482,330 32,129 32,110
March 485,680 460,380 25,300 25,300
April 444,602 425,978 18,624 18,321
May. 263,137 232,731 30, 406 24,637
June 245,434 213,867 31,567 23,953

July. 222,998 197,574 25,424 19,393

August. 198,552 168,426 30,126 18,046
September 212,798 178,346 34,452 22,900
October 215,228 185,587 29,641 16,404
November 214,575 184,784 29,791 1B,604
December 211,962 191,050 20,912 16,230

194; - January 244,641 222,549 22,092 20,364

February 216,904 201,498 15,406 10,750
March 261,649 237,324 24,325 17,020
April 269,276 246,903 22,373 13,705
May 253,879 233,291 20,588 10,609
June 244,527 223,437 21,090 9,000
July 156,765 138,866 17,899 10,408
August 91, 427 74,261 17,166 4,372
SUMMARY

1940 (t:.Ft 301) 57,203 57,203 0 0 0 0 0 0

"1941. 505,145 298,298 6,847 0 0 6,847 0 0
1942 1,755,759 1,541,739 214,020 20,365 14,596 193,655 106,984 0
1943 .6,044,481 5,683,052 561,449 30,246 50,700 331,038 120,143 165
1944 5,835,143 3,489,505 345,838 0 0 273,364 0 479
1945 (Ei1 t Months) 1,739,068 1,578,129 160,939 0 0 96,228 0 380

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 13,736,799 12,647,706 1,089,093 50,611 45-296. 901,132 22'7,127 1,024

Stage of Completion - United States: Plant acceptances.

Canada: Plant acceptances of complete units--aftEer proof firing.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1,1939 -- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

396 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

(unit - Thousand)

ALLGROUN0 ATCLtRY AI4MUNITIO? HEAVY AWI4NITION

FIELD ARTILLERY

Canada ____

PERIOD 5.5-inch
Uteuntda Gun-Howitzer 4
Total Uie Canada Total Intd7.2-inch 6-inch 4.5-inch .5-Inch
States States Total Howitzerj~owitzer Gun Howitzer
HE HE HE onoloo E H

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 16 16
August 10 10
September 92 92
October 52 52
November 52 52
December 72 72 25

1941 - January 8 8 6
February 514 54 15
March 238 238 167
April 152 152 22
May 131 131 26
June 202 202 114

July
August } 242
63
50
} 8
September
October
November
December
}2,249
28
35
619
989
101

} 606 609 I
24
117
131J
337 1114 198

1942 - January 2,414 1,891 523 516 288 228 18 9 115 26 60

February 3,013 2_,202 811 401 2514 57 0 0 141 56
March 5,001 4,038 963 715 423 292 58 5 914 79
April 6,3149 5,387 962 6114 356 258 4 Program 114 100 40
May 7,009 5,615 1,3914 638 502 136 42 complete 46 48 Program
June 7,956 6,7114 1,2142 571 488 83 41 38 4 complete

July 8,742 7,801 941 721 6214 97 33 22 42

August 9,258 8,015 1,243 646 553 93 43 20 30
September 10,179 8,9214 1,255 735 575 160 41 93 26
October 9,412 8,1141 1,271 826 622 2014 25 114
November 10,2146 8,891 1,355 5114 3914 120 7 74 39
December 8,658 7,912 746 740 658 82 17 60 5
1943 - January 11,3114 10,587 727 1,3143 1,258 85 30 35 20
February 7,6141 6,508 1,133 729 635 94 27 42 25
March 8,090 7,132 958 703 608 95 28 49 18
April 7,896 6,620 1,276 450 365 85 28 56 1.
May 8,5814 7,310 1,2714 270 218 52 52 0 0
June 8,585 7,741 844 349 2714 75 18 57 0

July 7,875 7,139 736 259 243 16 Program 16 0

August 7,828 7,166 662 312 272 40 complete 40 0
September 7,656 6,9214 732 450 392 58 58 0
October 8,830 8,096 7314 463 402 61 61 0
November 7,307 6,631 676 155 114 41 41 0
December 8,087 7,638 449 392 322 70 70 0

- January
191414 7,788 7,057 731 355 2814 71 71 0
February 8,389 7,786 603 335 281 54 514 0
March 9,105 8,430 675 5o14 437 67 67 0
April 9.261 8,527 7314 768 702 66 614 2 0
May 8,672 7,989 683 730 648 82 52 30 0
June 8,475 7,8614 611 843 7614 79 52 27 0

July 8,768 8,131 637 897 832 65 28 37 0

August 8,817 8,1143 6714 1,039 946 93 67 26 0
September 8,433 7,811 622 1,041 940 101 39 53 9
October 7,719 7,130 589 1,107 1,003 1014 8 69 27i
November 8,015 7,479 536 1,492 1,389 103 2 68 33
December 9,012 8,453 559 1,557 1,431 126 0 76 50
194 - January 10,505 9,788 717 1,659 1,503 156 0 101 55
February 10,182 9,1449 733 1,811 1,652 159 0 95 614
March 11,111 10,290 821 2,037 1,860 177 2 95 80
April 11,255 10,385 870 2,241 2,075 166 0 87 79
May 10,306 9,585 721 2,085 1,953 132 1 88 43
June 6,8314 6,502 332 1,402 1,3143 59 0 59 Program
July 4,466 4,271 195 899 899 0 0 Program complete
August 2,083 1,9141 142 397 3814 13 13 ccomplete
SUMMARY

1940(Last Half) 294 2914 0 25 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1941 3,276 2,569 707 1,060 715 345 0 122 198 0 0 25
1942 88,237 75,531 12,706 7,891 5,8814 2,007 386 14 790 0 605 212
1943 99,693 89,492 10,201 5,875 5,103 772 183 0 525 0 64 0
19144 102,14514 94,800 7,6514 0668 9,657 1,011 0 0 5014 388 119 0
1945(ight Months) 66,7142 62,211 4,531 12,531 11,669 862 0 0 16 525 321 0

CUMUlATIVE TOTAL 360,696 324,897 35,799 38,050 33,053 14,997 569 136 2,033 913 1,109 237

Stage of Completion - United States: Proof acceptances through 1943 and plant acceptances thereafter.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete rounds exclusive of propelling charges for unfixed ammunition.
a Excludinggas shells.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

 U&-GANADIAN,,SUPPLEMENT 397

AMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

(Unit - Thousand)

GUNAWUITION
LIGHT FIELD, TANK,ANDANTITANK

Canada

PENIOD 25-pounder 17-pounder

Tota Ttl StatesE
United a
Smoke Tank and
Total I t---l---! Antitankn~
Total
Total Under U. A
APC and
Total Under U.S.
Contract _ Contrct ,APCBO

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 16
August 10
September 92
October 52
November 52
December 47
1941 - January 2
February 39 39
March 71 71
April 130 130
May 105 105
June 88 88

July 22
August 141 13 93
September 13
October 11
November 1,640 269
December

1942 - January 1,898 1,603 295

February 2,358 1,801 557 7
March 4,286 3,615 671 51
April 5,735 5,031 704 51
May 6,371 5,115 1,258 89
June 7,585 6,226 1,159 79
July 8,021 7,177 844 68
August 8,612 7,462 1,150 19 8
September 9,444 8,349 1,095 17 94 5
October 8,586 7,519 1,067 38 106 6
November 9,732 8,497 1,235 72 155 0
December 7,918 7,254 664 85 103 16

1943 - January 9,971 9,329 642 16 107 1

February 6,912 5,873 1,039 13 94 4
March 7,587 6,524 863 Program 91 Program
April 7,446 6,255 1,191 complete 106 complete
May 8,314 7,092 1,222 72
June 8,236 7,467 769 45
July 7,616 6,896 720 30
August 7,516 6,894 622 64
September 7,206 6,532 674 35
October 8,367 7,694 675 18
November 7,152 6,517 635 24
December 7,695 7,316 579 0

1944 - January 7,433 6,773 660 36

February 8,054 7,505 549 46
March 8,601 7,995 608 41
April 8,495 7,825 668 46
May 7,942 7,541 601 70
June 7,632 7,100 552 59
July 7,871 7,299 572 76
August 7,778 7,197 581 52
September 7,592 6,871 521 0
October 6,612 6,127 485 4
November 6,523 6,090 433 16
December 7,455 7,022 433 40
1945 - January 8,846 8,285 561 70
February 8,571 7,797 574 98
March 9,074 8,430 644 106
April 9,014 8,510 704 100
May 8,221 7,632 589 104
June 5,432 5,159 273 19
July 3,567 3,372 195 21
August 1,686 1,557 129 14
SUMMARY
1940 (Last Bal) 269 269 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 2,216 1,854 362 324524' 0 0 0 0
1942 80,346 69,647 10,699 ' 5,315 4,524 251 791 25 0
1943 93,818 84,589 9,429 2,544 1,858 29 686 5 203
1944 91,786 85,143 6,645 3,357 2,851 0 486 0 506
1945 (ight Months) 54,211 50,542 3,669 3,458 2,926 0 552 0 117
CUMULATIVETOTAL 522,646 291,844 30,802 14,978 12,463 260 2,495 30 826

Stageof Completion- ited States: Proof acceptancesthrough 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter.
Canada: 25-pounder-Plant acceptances of complete rounds; All Other-Plant acceptances of complete rounds exlusive of
propelling charges for unfixed amunition.
a Excluding gas shells.

PROHDUCTION
SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945
as098
398 U.S. CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

_____________________(Uit - 1ousand)

LIGHTFIELD, TANK,AND ANTITANK

GUN AIOMUNITION
- Continued

Canada - Continued

PERIOD_______ ________ 75-mm Tank and Field ________

SAP Smoke

TalTotal Under U.S. Total U.S.

UnThder
_________________ Contract jContract
1939 - September
October
November
December

1940- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auguat
September
October
November
December

1941 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November 8 1.
December

1942 - January 18 18 0
February 52 50 2
March 79 59 20
April 96 73 23
May 322 152 170 39
June 255 190 119
July 195 96 80 19 30
August 280 106 128 102 46 36
September 118 0 79 95 39 35
October 223 107 109 101 7 11
November 252 1314 78 80 40 70
December 11 Program 0 69 11 25
complete
1943 - January 63 30 61 33 78
February 146 76 61 70 34
March 131 51 69 80 65
April 83
05 45 18 15
May 162 14 162 16
June 0 0
73 73 80
0
July 111 2 111 270
August 108. 0
Program 108 79
September 141 0 complete 141 130
October 136 0
0 136 70
November 99 0 99 100
December 81 81 138
1944'-January 118 2 116 100
February 83 1 82 80
March 31 Program 31 48
April 69 complete 69 109
May 714 714 59
June 614 614 9)4
July 57 57 49
August 77 77 82
September 81 81 89
October 121 121 88
November 26 26 21
December 16 16 14
1945 - January Program Program Program
February complete complete complete
March
April
May
June
July
August
SUMMA2B
1940 (Laat Half) 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 9 8 0 0 1 C
1942 1,901 985 474447442 365
1943 1,3314 0 222 252 1,112 1,075
1944 817 0 3 0 81)4 833
1941 (ight months) 0 0 0 0 0 0

CUMULATIVETOTAL 4,061 993 699 699 2,369 2,273

Stage of Completion - United States: Proof. acceptances prior to 1943 and plant acceptances thereafter.
Canada: Plant ecceptances of complete roundseaxclusive of propelling charges for unfixed ammnition.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT33

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

___ ___
___(Unit - iousani)

GUNAMIURITTON
LIWT FIELD, TANK,ANDANTITANK - Continued

Canada - Continued
PERIOD 6-pounder (57-am) Tank and Antitank 2-pounder, PP

AP APCBC
Under U.S.
Total Total Under U.S. Total Under U.S. Sabot Total Cnrc
Contract Contract
1939 - September
October
November
December

19410- January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
19411 January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
OctoberI
November 1 29
December J27
19412-.January 57 0
February 123 48
March 160 58
April 41144 168 58
May 110 110 45 227 69
June 183 183 81 219 179

July 2041 2014 162' 79 60

August 76 76 72 4359 7
September 243 24 57 209 0
October 330 330 250 112 50
November 297 297 542 54 100
December 62 62 20 87 Program

127 127 26 5 complete

1943 - January
February 231 231157 195
March 339)445141315 59
Apryil 559 559 206 6
My20520 598 158
June 519 519 577 6

July 519 519 587 22

August 142512557)4 Program
September 428 118 211 10 complete
October 408 274171 ~15)4
November 368 220 19 148
December 256 Program Program 256 2115
complete complete
19414- January 5941 394 226
February 368 368 1514
March. 4151453 888
April 569 569 Program
C May 222 222 complete
June 120 120

July 1616.
August 11 11
September 0 Program
October 0 ccompete
November 0
December 0
194. January 0
February 0
March 21 21
April 30 30
May 9 9
June 20 20
July 1 1
August 15 15

SuY
19110 (Lat Half) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0" 0
19411 0 0' 0 0 0 0 29 27
19112 1,5419 1,5419 1,229 0 -0 0 1,9534 609
19435 1,752 1,20)4 3,619. 5118 2115 0 596 0
19414 1,985 0 0 1,983 1,268 0 0 0
1945 Nih months) 911 0 0 0 0 911 0 0

CUMULATIVETOTAL 8,578 5,753 14,848 2,551 1,515 911 2,559 636

Stage of Completion - United States: Proof acceptances prior to 1943
Canada: 6-pounder-Plant acceptances of complete
androunds
plant acceptances thereafter.
exclusive of propelling charges for unfixed amunition;
Other-Plant acceptances of complete rounds.,

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 -AUGUST 31,, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

400 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

(Unit - Thousand.)

AIRCRAFTGUNAMUNITION ATIAIRCRAFT GUNA14UNITISN(ARMYTOsY)

Canada Canada
PERIOD 20-rn
Total United
States Total
ievano-Suiza Total United 3,7-inach, HE 40-rm Bofore, S]:
States Total -- "
Under Under
EI SAPI Total U.S. Total U.S.
Contract Contt
1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October 25
November 12
December 16
1941 -. January 12
February 0
March 1
April 0
May 25
June 59 59 0
July 20 20 2
August 778 778 334
September
October
649
1,686
849
1,686
185 ~ib
218
November 2,356 2,356 1,244 142 63
December 1,485 1,485 821
1942- January 6,167 6,167 1,757 1,411 346 109 237
February 3,191 3,191 1,705 1,141 564 213 351 108
March 4,092 4,092 1,310 626 684 295 71 389 150
April 6,210 6,210 1,841 1,111 274 129 456 142
730
May 5,716 5,'716 1,933 1,195 740 248 182 492 438
June 4,769 4,769 2,079 1,398 681 261 363 420 89
July 4,877 4,877 2,621 1,972 649 242 140 407 51
August 4,841 4,841 2,039 1,331 708 237 471 200
65
September 2,935 2,935 2,636 1,962 674 256 418 265
135
October 7,672 7,672 2,443 1,687 758 294 181 464 338
November 9,430 9,430 1,802 1,246 556 239 75 317 462
December 9,809 9,809 2,500 1,918 582 228 162 354 606
1943 - January 18,519 18,519 3,353 2,822 531 175 186 356 150
February 5,732 5,732 2,010 1,430 580 196 49 384 200
March 8,549 8,549 3,510 2,828 682 227 60 455 352
April 8,926 8,926 3,502 2,908 594 158 429 436 350
May 12,542 12,033 509 509 1,713 1,094 619 180 300 439 0
June 14,759 14,372 387 387 1,223 653 570 173 5 505
397
July 18,933 18,805 128 59 69 2,502 1,956 546 156. 0 390 300
August 24,573 23,182 1,391 816 575 4,048 3,592 456 146 16 310 211
September 21,131 19,884 1,247 739 508 3,341 2,855 486 131 2 355 146
October 17,900 17,304 396 248 148 4,472 3,813 659 159 Program 500 179
November 21,841 16,749 5,092 3,118 1,974 3,522 2,830 692 184 complete 508 521
December 17,454 14,815 2,639 1,080 1,559 3,868 3,216 652 178 474 438
1944 - January 16,101 13,859 2,242 1,406 836 3,621 2,911 710 183 527 0
February 12,221 10,313 1,908 1,059 849 3,369 2,748 621 180 441 600
March 5,382 3,165 2,217 907 1,310 3,136 2,552 584 192 392 Program
April 5,757 3,923 1,834 653 1,181 3,189 2,638 551 155 396 complete
May 4,773 3,416 1,357 0 1,357 3,439 2,759 680 165 515
June 3,332 2,344 988 0 988 3,313 2,688 625 95 530
July 3,226 2,647 579, 0 579 2,923 2,362 561 55 506
August 7,189 5,682 1,507 1,507 0 2,610 2,092 518 85 433
September 10,189 8;953 1,236 1,236 0 2,277 1,996 281 114 167
October 10,122 8,270 1,852 1,493 359 2,222 1,835 387 94 293
November 13,545 10,617 2,928 1,364 1,564 2,695 2,120 575 83 492
December 7,774 6,432 1,342 901 441 2,482 2,052 430 80 350
1945 - January 11,959 9,750 2,209 1,761 448 2,226 1,872 354 69 285
February 12,926 10,707 2,219 956 1,263 2,243 2,079 164 64 100
March 12,507 10,272 2,235 1,171 1,064 1,655 1,510 145 68 77
April 12,666 ,577 1,089 121 968 68
1,352 1,237 115 47
May 12,564 11,973 591 591 0
June 1,375 1,192 183 58 125
16,089. 12,426 3,663 1,699 1,964 410 189 221 66 155
July 15,976 12,699 3,277 895 2,382 229 211 106
18 105
August 8,359 8,359 0 0 0 40 40
0 0 40
SUMMARY
1940 (Last Half) 0 0 0 0 0 53 53 0 0 0 0 0
1941 7,233 ',233 0 0 0 1,803 1,740 63 0 0 63 0
1942 69,709 69,709 0 0 0 24,670 16,998 7,672 2,896 1,503 4,776 2,849
1943 190,859 179,070 11,789 6,956 4,833 37,064 29,997 7,067 2,063 1,047
1944 5,004 3,352
99,611 79,621 19,990 10,526 9,464 35,276 28,753 6,523 1,481 0 5,042 600
1945 (ightMonths) 103,046 87,763 15,283 7,194 8,089 9,530 8,097 1,433 498 0 935 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 470,458 423,396 47,062 24,676 22,386 108,396 85,638 22,758 6,938 2,550 15,820 6,801
Stage of Completion - United States: Proof acceptances prior to 1943 and plant acceptances thereafter.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete rounds.

PODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

as aa
 U.S.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT 401

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

(Unit - Thouaend)
AND BOMBTHROWER
MO~RTAR SHELLS

Canada
PERIODa 3-inch 2-inch
Total Uie
States Ti Smoke and
4.2-inch Tn mk
TotTotal"ERHmokekToteokS
Tota moke
HE Tota HEUnder
Total U.S.
_______ _______ _______________ _______ _______ Contract
1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September 6 6
October 0 0
November 6 6
December 0 0
1941 - January 18 18
February 0 Of
March16 6
April 514 514
May 13 13
June 35 35
July 3 3
August 3 3
September 0 0
October 0 0
November 11.2 112
December 408 408

192 Fau"bruary 678 636 42 19 19 23 23

March 1,219 1,0114 205 93 93 112 112
April- 1,7314 1,619 11,5 75 15. 100 100 38
May - 1,392 1,291 101 41 41 60 60 78
June 849 640 209 116 13.6 93 93 27
July 1,332 997 335 125 125 210 210 15
August 1,105 777 328 99 99 229 229- 0
September 1,1411 1,1148 263 0 .0 263 263 0
October 1,387 930 457 130 115 15 327 40 287 0
Noebr795 350 445 172 157 15 273 40 233 0
December 1,785 1,530 255 10 0 10 245 30 215 0
1943 - January 3,198 2,951 247 6 0 6 241 20 221 0
February 2,1449 2,131 318 91 83 8 .227 20 207 0
March 2,6914 2,31414 350 153 142 11 197 25 172 0
April 2,2149. 1,8149 400 162 151' 11 238 25 213 0
May 2,755 2,1430 325 125 111 14 200 69 131 408
June. 2,015 1,6314 381 122 110 12 259 59 200 47
July 2,182 1,732 450 113 102 11 337 8 329' 150
August 2,027 1,533 494 131 119 12 363 3 360 60
September 1,789 1,315 474114 1014 - 10 360 0' 360 177
October' 2,370 1,971 399 77 77 0 322 0 322 Program
November ' 2,1463 2,113 350 514 42 12 296 0 296 complete'
December 2,273 1,981 292 .72 72 Program 220 0 220
191414- January 2,272 1,879 393 78 78 cmlee 315 '0 315
February 2,1416 1,929 487 113 113 3714 0 3714
March 2,981 2,1462 519 101 101 418 0 418
April 3,1488 3,016 472 95 ' 95 377 6 371
May 2,893 2,5143 350 6 56 56 288 26 262
June 2,932 2,1490 4J4 11 " 18 18 413 5 408
July 2,887 2,14914 393 5 55 55 33 3
August 3,2140 2,9141 299 1 56 56 242 Program 242
September 3,620 3,1475 145 Program 50 50. 95 complete 95
October 4,019 3,722 297 oc iplete 57 57 240 240'
November 3,998 3,763 235 514 514 181 181
December 3,9145 3,893 52 52 52 0 0
1945 January,
Frur 3,8153 365 160 514 514 106 106
Frur1,184 3,965 519 53 53 466 466
March .4,6140 4,295 345 19 19 326 326-
April 4,497 4,311 186 79 79 107 107
May 4,9514 4,872 82. 82 82" Program Program
June 4,322 4,319 -...3. . 3 3 complete complete
July 4,613 4,610 3 3 3
August .1,1457 1,1457 0 . 0 0
SUMMARY
1940(Lst. Half) 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
191+1 662 .662 0 0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 0
1942 14,426 U1,6614 2,762 0 827 787 40 1,935 110 1,825 158
1943 28,14614 23,9814 4,480 0 1,20 1,113 107 3,260 229 3,031 842
19414(it 38,691 34,607 4,0814 23 785 785 0 3,276 37 3,239 0
194 moi~
neths) 32,782 31,14814 1,298 0 293 293 0 1,005 0 1,005 0
'6D3IATIVE TOTAL- 115,037 102,1413 12,6214 23. 3,125 2,978 147 9,476 376 9,100 1,000
Stags of Completion - Ui±ted. Statee: Proof acceptances prior to 19143and plant acceptances thereafter.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete rounds.
a xldn
Exldn .- nhM M, gas and, smokoeshell.
42Ic,

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939-AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 .. oa

402 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

AMMUNITION FOR ARTILLERY, MORTARS, AND NAVAL GUNS

_______________
_____________________ (Unit_-_;phoueand)

ANTITANK
ROCKETS NAVALANTIARCRAFT
ANDDUAL-PURNPOSE
GUNAI4UNITION
ANDPROJECTILES

Canada United States Cnd

PERIOD -
Total States 1-Inch Total 4.7-inch 4-inch Oerlikon
PITTotal New Reworked Total H2o0- SIan
roeoile E Q-E Iln

1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
2,215 2,215 2,215
1941 - January
February
March
April
May.
June

July
August
September
October 8,325 8,325
November
December

1942 - January 3,075 3,075 3,075

February 4,230 4,230 4,230
March 4,756 4,756 4,756
April 6,270 6,270 6,270
May 5,589 5,575 5,575 14 14
June 9,159 9,067 9,067 92 25 67
July 15,143 15,043 15,043 100
August 25 75
7 7 17,575 17,496 17, 496 79 25
September 30 30 20,896 20,848 20,848
October
48 26 22
85 23,590 23,533 23,533 26
November 0
57 31
0 31,902 31,849 31,849 53 24 29
December 33 33 34,688 34,603 34,603 22 63
1943 - January 86
25 25 37,802 37,846 37,846 12 44
February 123 123 43,758
43,773 43,758 15 0 15
March 240 240 44,244 44,244 44,244
April 0 0 0
582 582 44,214 44,214 44,214 0 0
May 0
139 139 46,075 46,043 46,043 32 0 32
June 0 c 39,356 39,324 39,324 32 0 32
July 0 41,108 41,046 41,046
August 0 62 0 62
0 44,979 44,951 44,951 28 0
September 28
195 195 45,759 45,732 45,732 27 0
October 103 27
103 43,363 43,325 43,325 38 0
November 219 219 38
43,050 43,019 43,019 31 0 31
December 311 311 42,404 45,367 42,367 37 0 29 8
1944- January 406 406 47,960 47,238 47,238 30
722 4 688
February 385 385 49,459 48,559
March 48,559 900 Program. 0 900
384 384 53,135 52,818 52,818 317 complete 14
April 600 600 45,426 303
45,422 4,422 4 4 0
May 578 578 36,518 36,365 36,365
June 153 15 138
535 535 31,728 30,812 .30,812 916 27 889
July 548 548 40,514 38,493 38,493 2,021
August 28 1,993
560 560 43,466 40,128 40,128 3,338
September 2 3,336
325 323 39,617 36,879 36,879 2,738 4 2,734
October 529 476 37,387 35,674 35,674
November 652
1,713 18 1,695
37,560 36,429 36,314 115 1,131 Program 1,131
December 788 682 35,377 34,639 216
34,423 738 complete 738
194. - January 714 612 37,800 37,787 37,417 370 13 13
February 757 646 29,499 29,499 28,794
March 705 0 0
846 726 38,733 38,713 31,833 6,880
April 20 20
952 797 33,144 33,144 27,091 6,053 0
May 825 675 0
33,205 33, 182 26,408 6,774 23 23
June 697 596 27,639 27,609 22,584 5,025 30 30
July 598 495 29,220 29,220
August 21,823 7,397 Program Program
378 324 22,430 22,430 17,900 4,530 complete complete
SUMMARY
1940 (Last Salf) 0 0 0 050 1,4 50 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 1,.O 050 050 0 0 0 0 0
1942 155 155 0 176,918 176,390 176,390b 0 528 187 341 0
1943 1,937 1,937 0 516,227 515,869 515,869 0 358 12 338 8
1944 6,290 6,033 257 498,147 483,456 483,125 331 14,691 4 142 14,545
194, (ight Months) 5,767 4,871 896 251,670 251,584 213,850 37,734 86 0 0 86
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 14,149 12,996 1,153 1,453,502 },437,839 1,399,774 38,065 15,663 203 821 14,639
Stage of Completion - U. S. : See notes in Ordnance Section in main report.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete units.
a M6 type only.
b Including 45(000) 2-pounder antiaircraft projectiles; detail by months is not available.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 1945

 U.$,-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT 403

OTHER AMWUNI1ftO (NAVAL ONLY)

_____________(Unit - Thoeaold) .Unit - Each)

PRJETILS
ANTISUBMARINE HnS CHARSA2

Canada Canadia

PERIOD
Total United Toa United
States Hdeo States Aircraft and
Surface Craft

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
Auut
September
October
November
Deoember 1,521 1,2

1941 -January'
February
March
April
May
June

Juy691 691
August 514 514
September 1,585 1,585
October 5,857 5,857
November 10,7614 5,7614 7,000
December 5,220 5,220

1942 - January 7,192 5,092 2,100

February 7,373 6,9753400
March 12,956 12,756 200
April 5,460 15,460 0
12,696 10,596 2,100
May 17,655 14,955 2,700
June .

July 2 2 22,952 28,952 4,000

August 2 2 13,666 8,666 5,000
September 1 1 11,168 8,1.69 5,000
October 1 1 11,429 168829,000
November 1 1 20,788 1,8 ,0
December . 44 14,091 14,091 0

1945 January 6 6 14,650 12,650 2,000

February 4 4 8,129 6,229 1,900
March 25 25 10,299 8,299 2,000
April 57 57 24,585 20,18534,400
May., 55 55 12,197 7,197 5,000
June 48,48 20,055 1,855 5,200

July 48 48 21,651 17,951 5,700

August 68 68 15,165 12,165 1,000
September 48 48 17,020 13,1420 5,600
October 48 48 12,560 9,560 5,200
Nvember 54 514 17,875 13,07534,800
December 47 47 15,880 11,980 3,900

191414'
January 40 39 1.5 13,510 11,010 2,500
February 55346 6.6 10,090 6,890 5,200
March 50 .30 20.2 15,075 10,275 2,800
April 39 29 10.2 10,244 8,9144 1,300
May 47 39 7.6 10,5914 10,1914 400
June 57 57 0.0 18,850 17,550 1,500
July 64 56 7.6 18,696 16,196 2,500
August 61 59 1.9 25,8148 22,7148 3,100
September 53 52 1.14 23,3143 19,51434,000
October 47 41 5.5 25,267 18,967 6,500
November 41 57 4.4 19,15514,25534,900
December 53 5 31 4.2 17,902 1,502 4,600

1945 - January 17 13 4.0 16,092 11,092 5,000

February 17 13 4.2 13,061 7,661 5,1400
March 3 Program .2 10,205 7,205 5,000
April Proram coplete Program 11,11.2 9,612 1,500
May coplete complete 9,298 7,098 2,200
Junie 7,155 7,155 Program
July 4, 0914 4,09 4complete
August 485 45

1.940 (Last Half)0 0 0.0 1,5 11270

1941 0 0} 20.01712 ,0
1942. 11 11 0.0 167,586 14,686 26,500
19453 508 508 00188,0140 147,5340 40,700
19144 587 516 70.9 206,552 169,652 36,700
1945(ight iMonths) 57 26 .121.14 71,500 54,400 17,100

CUMULATIVETOTAL 1,143 1,061 82.3 657,1430 529y040 128,000

Step of Completion - U, S.4 See notesin OrdnanceSection in main report.

Canada, Plant acceptances of completeunits.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER) , 1939 -AUGUST 31,1943 . SEPTEMBER I,1945

404 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION

(Unit- Million)

ALL TYPES

Canada

PERIOD .55 Caliber. AP 9-nm.Ball

United
Total Ttl te.50Calib .50Cier
Stats Total Under Vickers Vickers 455 Caliber 38 Calibe Under
Total U.S. cendiary SAP Ball Ball Total U.S.
Contract Contract

1939- September
October
November S6.0
December

1940 - January
Februaryr 5.0
March
April 1
May 8.1
June

July
August
1 66
12
16
1
19.5
September 18
October 120
November J¢ 122 24 52.4
December 26
1941- January 1 4
February 205 43 58.6 0.3
March 58
April 1 82
May } 332 76 82.9 1.1
June J 91 J

July 1 86
August
September J
J 385 89
108
102.4 0.6
October 108
November 549 114 165.6, 0.8
December J 161

1942 - January 345 268 77.4 0.5

February 387 304 82.7 0.4
March 564 472 92.1 0.0
April 699 604 94.5 0.4
May 824 737 87.4 0.2
June 936 840 95.8 0.4
July 1,124 1,040 83.6 0.4
August 1,208 1,119 89.4 0.1
September 1,141 1,035 106.1 0.1 1.0 0.2
October 1,161 1,062 98.9 0.2 0.1 0.0 1.5
November 1,154 1,046 108.0 0.2 0.1 1.8 2.3 0.2
December 1,369 1,271 98.1 0.3 0.2 2.1 3.0 0.1
1943 _ January 1,442 1,347 94.6 0.3 0.2 1.8 7.8 0.4
February 1,461 1,355 106.4 0.6 0.1 1.7 11.0 0.0
March 1,689 1,571 117.9 0.3 0.0 3.6 15.4 0.3
April 1,792 1,672 120.1 0.7 0.3 3.7 19.5" 0.0
May 1,871 1,735 136.4 0.9 0.7 3.6 27.1 0.0
June 1,935 1,814 120.8 1.0 1.1 0.4 1.9 32.0 0.0
July 2,018 1,907 111.5 0.7 0.7 0.3 1.3 37.3 0.0
August 1,915 1,793 121.6 0.4 0.1 0.4 2.1 40.7 0.0
September 1,914 1,788 125.9 0.2 0.0 0.1, 2.7 36.0 0.0
October 1,957 1,833 124.4 0.7. 0.4 0.4 1.8 47.8 0.0
November 1,750 1,618 131.7 0.6 -0.2 0.3 0.2 0.5 66.4 0.0
December 1,485 1,367 118.1 0.7 Program 0.4 0.6 0.9 57.3 0.0
complete
1944- January 1,197 1 109 88.1- 0.5 Program 0.2 0.7 1.1 28.5 0.0
February 1,088 1 001 86.6 0.5 complete 0.2 0.4 2.7 20.5 0.0
March 794 685 109.1 Program 0.4 0.8 1.8 28.0 0.0
April 685 571 114.2 complete 0.9 0.2 2.1 42.6 0.0
May 557 449 107.9 0.5 0.3 3.1 35.0 0.0
June 537 447 90.5 0.2 0.2 1.6 26.3 1.3
July 528 426 101.9 Program 0.1 1.8 44.6 0.2
August 466 367 99.4 complete 0.0 1.5 41.0 0.1
September 484 378 106.3 0.3 1.6 43.7 0.0
October 461 368 93.1 0.3 1.6 40.0 0.1
November 455 377 77.6 0.6 1.5 35.4 Program U
December 451 400 50.8 0.5 1.6 7.6 complete
1945 - January 539 491 48.4 0.0 3.0 program
February 608 569 395 0.7 2.0 complete .
March 720 670 49.5 0.2 1.7
April 747 705 41.7 Program 1.4
May 752 719 33.3 complete 0.4
June 630 621 8.8 0.9
July 469 457 11.6 1.1
August 172 161 11.0 0.3
SUMMARY
1940 (LastHalf) 188 116 71.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
1941 1,471 1,061

i
409.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.8 0.0 0.0
1942 10,912 9,798 1114.0 .0.8 0.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.3 7.0 0.3
1943 21,229 19,800 1429.4 7.1 3.8 0.7 0.0 2.4 25.6 398.3 0.7
1944 7,703 6,578 1125.5 1.0 0.0 0.0 2.4 4.4 .0 93.2 17
1945 (EightMonths) 4,637 4,393 243.8 0.0 0.0 '0.0 0.0 0.9 10.8 0.0 0.0
CUMULATIVETOTAL 46,140 41,746 4394.1 8.9 4.2 0.7 2.4 7.7 68.5 798.5 2.7
Stae of Completion - United States: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete rounds..

I
PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1, 1945 asoa)a
 U.5.-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

SMALL ARMS
AMMUNITION
____________________(Unit - Million)

ALL TYP!ES- Continued

PERIOD 303Caliber
Ball .30 Caliber
Total AP Tracer Incendiary Bl
Contract
1939 - September
October
November
6.o 6.0
December
140 -January
February 5.0
March
April
May 8.0 0.1
June

July
Aut 19.14 0.1
September
October
November 52.1 0.3
December
1941 - January
February 58.3 58.0 0.3
Harsoh
April
May 81,8 80.2 1.6
June

July
Augut 101.8 9 .0 7.8
September
October
November 164.8 137,14 10 24.6
December 8
1942 .January 76.9 64.6 2 1.6 10.7
February 82.3 70,6 4 1.3 10.14
March 92.1 78.7 3 2.1 11.3
April 94.1 79.14 12 4.5 10.2
May 87.2 72.1 20 4.14 10.7
June 95.14 81.7 20 3.1 10.5 0.1
July 83.2 70.5 12 3.14 9.2 0.1
August 89.3 72.5 11 6.7 9.8 0.3
September 104.8 84.8 18 8.0 11.5 0.5
October 97.2 76.14 10.1 10.1 0.6
November 103.7 84.2 8 8.3 11.0. 0.2
December 92.7 66.8 31 16.14 9.3 0.2
1943 - January 84.'7 62.2 26 9.14
13.0 0.1
February 93.1 64.3 22 16.8 11.2 0.8
March 98.6 63.6 12 22.9 11.3 0.8
April 96.2 71.8 ?7 14.5 9.1 0.8
May 104.8 65.0 58 27.1 9.9 2.8
June 85.5s 67.14 12 5.1 11.2 1.8
July 71.9 60.0 13 2.8 7.2 1.9
August 78.0 65.6 40 3.9 6.8 1.7
September 86.9 71.6 37 1.6 12.0 1.7
October 73.7 60.3 28 3.3 8.8 1.3
November 63.7 48.6 21 2.7 9.1 3.3
December 58.2 46.6 0 0.0 8.0 3.6
19144- January 42.0
57.1 10 1.1 8.1 5.9
February 62.3 4.8
March
5 1.6 10.2 4.7
78.1 58.0 Program 1.6 12.9 5.6
April 68.14 50.2 complete 1.1 32,2
May 4.9
69.0 50.1 1.9 12.3 4.7
June 62.2 46.0 0.8 10.1 5.3
July 55.14 40.3 1.1 10.2 3.8
August 56.9 44.6 0.6 10.0 1.7
September 60.7 45.0
October
0.8 10.2 4.7
51.2 37.8 0.0 10.7 2.7
November 40.1 27.3 0.9 10.3 1.6
December 41.1 29.3 Program 10.14 1.14
complete
1945 - January
February
45.14 37.14 8.0 0.0
30.8 26.2 4.2 0.14 6.0
March 22.3 21.2
April Program 1.1 25.3
11.0 10.9 complete 0.1
May 29.3
4.7 4.7 Program 28.2
June 7.3 7.3
July complete 0.6
7.0 7.0
August 7.9
3.5
7.9 2.8
SUMMIARY
1940
(Lat Half) 71.9 7:1.5. 0 0.14 0 0.0
1941 46.7 369.6 18 2.8 34.3 0 0.0
1942 1,093.9 902.3 166 69.9 124.7 2.0 0.0
193995.3 747.0 296 113.7 114.0 20.6
19144 702.5 0.0
516.14 15 11.5 127.6 47.0 0.0
1945 (iht Monthe)

CUMULATIVE

Stage
TOTAL_

of
T 136.14
3,411.7
122.6
2,729.14495

Completion " United States: Plant acceptancee.

:0 0
197.9
12.2
413.2
1.6
71.2
95.7
9.

Canada: Plant acceptances of complete rounde.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 -AUGUST 31,1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

as ass
406 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

*OTHER AMMUNITION AND AIRCRAFT BOMBS (ARMY ONLY)

(Unit - Thousand,) (unit - ThomeaM Short Tom=)

Canad~a
PERIOD

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 -January
February
March
April
May
Juma

July
August
September 1
October
November
December 0
1941 - January 0
February
March
April
May
Jume 5
1,222 1,222
July 5
August 3
September 2
October 2
November 6
December
1942 - January 2" 2 120 120 J 37 3.5
February 48 48 308. 508 26 25 1.0
March 152 125 27 99 99 54 30 4.2
April 517 205 114 314 314 30 3.2
May 505 478 27 225 225 30 3.0
June 501 198 105 285 285 31 27 4.53
July 125 47 78 679 679 45 42 1.0
August 50 22 28 1,088 1,088 47 44 3.0
September 189 189 0 2,611 2,611 49 46 3.0
October 0 0 0 3,086 31045 51 49 1.8
November 50 20 30 3,385 3,250 54 54 Proprem
December 9 0 9. 4,076 51,955 85 83 complet~e
1943 - January 543 545 0 5,680 3,549 90 90
February 244 244 0 2,501 2, 079 66 66
March 668 667 1 2,565 2,099 50 50
April 918 572 546 2,257 2,012 76 76.
may 1,349 1,156 215 2,169 2,006 84 84
June 1,572 .1,135 237 2,412 1,953 69 69
July 1,385 1,155 250 1,426 989 64 64
August 1,431 1,221 210 1,582 1,150 55 84 84
September 1,745 1,405 340 1,745 1,268 51 114 114
October 2,075 1,717 356 2,690 2,218 49 110 110
November 1,595 1,285 512 3,221 2,972 41 111
December 899 542 557 3,047 2,686 12 87 87
1944 - January 810 424 586 3,578 2,841 3 45 45
yebruary 959 581 578 4,379 4,05 58 74 74
March 822 414 408 4,319 3,686 71 54
April 881 519 562 5,963 3,607 55 60 60
May 698 389 509 5,014 2,701
June 59 65
906 709 197 3,576 2,669 57 69 69
July 1,271 1,271 0 4,445
August
3,541 55, 9i 91
1,099 1,081 18 4,259 5,552 53 102 102
September 514 514 Program 4,893 4,028 84 84
24
October 686 686 complete 3,563
November 4,427 21 95 95
1,180 1,180 5,861 5,305 28 101 101
December 1,587 1,587 3,766. Program 116 116
5,098
complete
1945 - January 764 764
February 3$,799 5,205 138 138
540 540 5,451 3,114 134 134
March 264 264 5,006 4,164
April 168 168
204 204 5,075 4,649 155 155
May 288 288 5,367
June
4,921 168 168
181 181 4,084 3,751 16o 160
July 106 106 5,690 5,552 145 145
August 100 100 138 Complete 62 62
SUMMARNY
1940 (Last alf) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.0
1941 0 0 1,22 ,22 0 0 59 40 18.5
1942 1,7148 1,332 416 16,274 15,977 297 0 521 495 28.0
1.943 14,022 11,420 2,602 28,873 24,981 3,892 208 1,005. 1,005 0.0
1944 11,215 9,155 2,058 48,280 40,654 7,626 512 956 956 0.0
1945 (Night Moanths) 2,447 2,447 0 50,590 27,156 5,454 0 1,150 1,150 0.0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 29,450 24,554 - 5,076 125,259 109,970 15,269 720 3,673 3,626 46.5
Stage of Completion - United States: Proof acceptances through 1942 and plant acceptances thereafter.
z Fever tha 500 shortCanada:
tone.
Plant acceptances of complete unite.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

as ooa
 U.S:-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

COJMBAT
VEHICLES
(Unit r Ech)

ALL TANKSAND
TANKCHASSIS (Ns)I GUNTANKS
1 Canada
PERIOD Medium, NM4,Ram
for 6-pounder
Tal United a Cnd Total United Msdium Infantry
States Total Mi4,Grizzly valentine
for Under for
75-Mn Gun Total U. S. 6-pounder
Contract
1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July 41 41 41 41
August 18 48 48 48
September .k6 46. 46 46
October 68 68 68 . 68
November 51. 51 51
December 26 .26 26 26

1941 - January 3 3 3
February 22 22 22 22
March 16 16 16 16
April 127 127 127 127
May 211 21i 211 211
June 221 221 221 221

July 279 279

August 1,170 361 1,170 361
September. 502 502
October 649 649
November 647 2,253 647 27 15
December 885 88 16

1942 - January. 1,021 923 98 1,021 923 98 31 75

February 1,089 950 139 950 139 48 101
March 1,238 1,071" 167 1,238 1,071 167 5 121
April 1,575 .1,1413 162 1,537 1,375 162 70 69 92
May 1,673 1,5624 109 1,6424 1,535 109 38 78 71
June 1,8147 1,731 116 1,789 1,673 116 46- 133 70

July 2,286 2,162 1214 2,1324 2,010 324 714 185 50

August 2,579 2,378 201 2,289 2,088 201 151 131 50
September 3,032 2,672 360 2,7246 2,386 360 290 86 70
October 3,150 2,980 170 2,777 2,608 169 96 110 73
November 3,582 3,391 191 2,6824 2;1493 191 121 125 70
December 6,017 5,810 207 4,979 4,772 207 107 82 100

1943 - January 2,95 2,783 132 2,253 2,321 132 28 Program 1014
February 3,948 3,7514 1914 3,081 2,887. 1914 95 complete 99
March 3,7914 3,596 198 3,130 2,932 198 150 48
April 4,2514 2147 3,329 236 150 * 86
May 3,909 3,662 247 3,085 2,80 215 148 67
June 3,555 3,2403 152 2,730 2,605 125 327 Program
complete
July 14n1 3,998 1124 3,1413 3,312 101 101
August 3,738 3,696 42 2,893 2,869 214 214
September 2;729 2,6241 88 1,920 1,920 0 Program
October 2,2448 2,3114 1314 1,6142 1,602 40 40 osmplete
November 2,619 2,466 153 1,639 0 0
December 2,6714 2,2432 222 1,795 148 148
19144 - January 1,765 1,6142 123 1,265 1,265 Program Program
February 1,398 .1,2248 150 1,029 1,029 oc2p1ete ompete
March 1,685 1,535 .150 1,273
April 1,7246 1,596 150. 1,347
May 1,663 1,513 150 1,266 1,266
June 1,8248 1,723 125 1,1433
July 1,695 1,595 100 1,303 1,303
August 1,995 1,920 75 1,619 1,619
September 1,781 1,706 75 1,395 1,395
October 2,002
1,952 50 1,678 1,678
November 2,006 50 1,879 1,879
December 2,231 2,193 38 2,078 2,078

194; - January 1,80 1,7243 62 1,593 1,593

February 1,996 1,9246 50 1,933 1,933
March 2,383 2,333 50 2,268 2,268
April 2,003 1,953 50 1,830 1, 830
May 2,073 2,023 1,8714 1,8724
June 1,4824 1,1436 1,230 1,236
July 751 699 52 456
August 5614 5124 50 399 399
STD4ARY
1940 (Last Hal.f) 280 280 0 280 280 0 0 0 0 0
1941 4,023 3,923 100 4,023 3,923 100 0 27 31 73
1942 29,089 27,0145 2,044 25,927 23,8824 2,0143 0 -1,100 1,113 943
1943 40,675 38,752 1,923 30,910 29,2497 1,2413 188 821 0. 4014
19144 21,815 20,579 1,236 17,565 17,565 0- 0 0 0 0
1945 (iht months) 13,059 12,6147 412 .11,583 11,583 0 0 0 0 0

CUMUATIVETOTAL 108,9241 103,226 5,715_ 90,288 86,732 3,556 188 1,94&8 1,144 1,1420
Stage of Copletion - U.1. . Plntocetanos. ---- ____
Canada: Plat acceptances of completeunits.
a Imnolndin6geu tanks, special purpose tanks, and tank chassis for self-propelled guns.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER 1,1939 - AUGUST. 51, 1945 SEPTEMBER I,1945

408 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

COMBAT
VEHICLESa

(Unit - Each)
TAR CHASSISFOR OTHERCHASSIS FOR
SPECIAL PUPOSE TAES SEL-PROPEILD GUNS SELF-PROPELLED GUNS ARMORED
CARS
- a _. __

Canada Canada Canada

PERIOD Observa-
United Ram United 3-ton
Total tion Total Truck Total United Canada
States Total United
States Chassis States States
Post or 40-mm
for
Ram AA Gun
23-pounder
Chassis
1 I II

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
Otober
November
December

1941 - January
*February
March
April
May
June

July
August 62 62
September 25 25
October 0 0
November 0 0
December 0 0

1942- January 1 1
February 89 89
March 658 658
April 38 38 546 546
May 29 29 431 431
June 58 58 600 600
July 152 152 997 997'
August 290 290 500 500 15 15
September 286 286 514 514 30 30
October 37 37 336 335 1 444 444 81 28 53
November 15 15 883 883 0 478 478 140 62 78
December 9 9 1,029 1,029 0 139 139 199 101 98

1943 - January 30 30 632 632 0 712 712 268 167 101

February 38 38 829 829 0 1,570 1,570 162 68 94
March 19 19 645 645 0 1,361 1,361 568 460 108
April 18 18 907 896 11 1,472 1,472 438 339 99
May 18 18 806 774 32 938 938 421 379 42
June 30 30 795 768 27 484 484 521 491 30

July 17 17 682 669 13 569 569 946 917 29

August 34 18 16 811 809 2 1,120 1,120 933 854 79
September 49 0 49 760 721 39 439 439 1,421 1,306 115
October 6 0 6 800 712 88 580 580 1,083 1,048 35
November 14 1 13 966 826 140 1,075 1,075 1,718 1,618 100
December 31 31 Program 828 754 714 1,204 1,204 1,429 1,420 9
complete
1944 - January 52 52 448 325 123 1,069 1,069 996 996 0
February 1 1 368 218 150 1,044 734 310 862 861 1
March 7 7 405 255 150 232 61 171 524 519 5
April 0 0 399 249 150 14 0 14 415 415 Program
May 0 0 397 247 150 6 0 6 294 294 complete
June 6 6 409 284 125 0 0 Program 266 266
complete
July 8 8 384 284 100 0 0 285 285
August 6 6 370 295 75 0 0 326 326
September Program Program 386 311 75 0 0 390 390
October complete complete 324 274. 50 0 0 394 394
November 127 77 50 109 log 393 393
December 153 115 38. 60 60 370 370

1945- January 212 150 62 Program Program 329 329

February 63 13 50 complete complete 297 297
March 115 65 50 325 325
April 173 123 50 300 300
May 199 149 50 309 309
June 254 206 48 111 .m1
July 295 243 52 0 0
August 165 115 50 0 0
SUMMARY

1940 (LastHalf) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 0 0 0 0 0 O 87 87 0 0 0 0
1942 61 61 0 3,101 3,100 1 5,397 5,397 0 465 191 274
1943 304 220 84 9,461 9,035 426 11,524 11,524 0 9,908 9,067 841
1944 80 80 o 4,170 2,934 1,236 2,534 2,033 501 5,515 5,509 6
194, (Ligh Months) 0 0 0 1,476 1,064 412 0 0 0 1,671 1,671 0

CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 445 361 814 18,208 16,133 2,075 19,542 19,041 501 17,559. 16,438 1,121

Stage of Completion - United States: Plant acceptances.

Canada: Plant aeceptances of complete units.
a Including motor carriages for self-propelled guns.

PODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

28 Got
 U.S: 'AN'ADIAN SUPPLEMENT R 4O

COMBAT VEHICLES
(Uit =Each)

SCOUTWB AnD CARRIIRS

Canada

PERIOD Full-track Scout Car

Total United Armored
States Total Universal Under Truck
Under Truck sanoe CM08
ar
UJoder Windsor J obilr Total U.S. aneCvt.
Total U.S. Sn obile Contract

1939 - September
October
November
December

'1940 - January
February
Maroh
April
May
Jumn

July 13 13
August 0 0
September 0 0
October 145 145
November 162 162
December 231 231

1941 - January .376 376

February 375 375
March 446 446
April 424 l
1,869 253 859 859
June 333 J

July
August
September
J
J
2,990
812
724
774
680 680
October 1 1,011
November 1 4,203 774 1,388 1,388
December IJ 1,030
1942 - January 1,757 1,051 706 706 1493
February 1,435 942 493 479 576 14
March 1,050 394 656 589 366 67
April 1,543 713 830 790 538 40
May 1,751 978 773 726 233 47
June 2,134 1,247 887 726 518 161

July 2,559 1,676 883 819 221 13 51

August 2,726 1,687 1,039 768 455 149 122
September 2,840 1,709 1,131 907 0 55 169
October 2,723 1,666 1,057 710 0 248 99
November 3,096 2,060 1,036 730 450 218 255 88
December 3,947 2,769 1,178 833 173 219 65 126
1943 - January 3,219 2,052 1,167 865 175 216 269 86
February 3,193 1,994 1,199 866 140 228 103 105
March 3,110 1,756 1,354 893 289 324 219 137
April 3,321 2,228 1,093 838 506 120 28 135
May 4,003 2,704 1,299 939 581 310 130 50
June 4,358 3,200 1,158 925 Program 209 Program 24
complete complete
July 4,409 3,466 943 900 0 4.5
August 14,524 3,632 892 825 0 1 66
September 5,602 4,770 832 755 0 0 77
October 5,650 4,731 919 867 0 0 52
November 3,892 2,980 912 912 0 0 0
December 51417 14,1464 953 897 5 0 51 0
1944- January 3,711 2,749 962 875 0 0 87 0
February 3,451 2,425' 1,026 822 0 0 2014 0
March 3,172 1,995 1,177 964 0 0 2Ul. 2
April 1,860 1,115 745 524 0 0 221 Program,
May 2,275 1,725 550 301 0 37 0 212 complete
June 2,591 1,560 1,031 764' 0 13 0 254
July 2,617 1,625 992 773 0 .2 0 217
August 2,317 1,280 1,037 659 37 3 0 338
September 2,331 1,190 1,141 357 268 17 225 274
October 2,337 1,160 1,177 288 384 75 170 260
November 2,454 1,035 1,419 213 680 77 188 261
December 2,223 1,015 1,208 156 637 42 178 195

1945- January 2,199 862 1,337 103 712 51 185 286

February 1,948 851 1,097 1 744 84 Program 268
March 1,893 805 1,088 Program 848 15 complete 225
April 2,105 1,200 905 complete 685 0 220
May 1,274 1,170 104 Program 4 100
June 991 960 31 complete Program 31
July 969 969 0 complete 0
August 629 629 0 0
SUMMARY
1940 (Last Half) 551 551 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1941 10,259 7,332 2,927 2,927 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 27,561 16,892 10,669 8,783 4,023 0 0 902 320 0 984
1943 50,698 37,977 12,721 10,482 1,691 5 0 11407 749 52 775
1944 31,339 18,874 12,465 6,696 0 2,006 266 761 0 2,734 2
1945(iht Montha) 12,008 7,446 4,562 104, 2,989 154 185 0 1,130 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 132,416 89,072 43,344 28,992 5,714 5,000 420 3,255 1,069 3,916 1,761
Stage of Completion - United States: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptancee of complete unite.

PROD0UCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 asGoo

110 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

MILITARY TRUCKS
-Eah
(gritt

ALL TRUCEI HEAVY-HEAVY ANDLIGHT-HEAVY

(2 ToNSs AND OVER)

Canada
PERIOD 3- an _____4__to____3-ton

Total United Canada Total 1raite4

states States Total
Total 6x6 6x41 Total 4114a 4x2

1939 - September
Otober
November 1,709 1,709 32 321 321 321
Deoember J
1940 - January
February }3 4
,93 3,593 67 678 678 678
March
1
April
May
June
3 9,822 9,822 2,224 2,224 32 52 2,192 741 1,451

July
August
1 28,698
1, 628
1,045 25,353 6,2214
5
20 5 ,43 1010 5298,8 ,0
Spebr672 J25,J
October
November
December
J
350,204
829
7,009 31,977 13,305
141
2,99 ) 6,937 27 27 6,910 .1,862 5,048
10,389 3,2
1941 - January 11,055~ 1,637
February J 64,450 15,066 26,293 14,40 3,50 ~5,102 3 3 5,099 3,957 1,142
March .,12,036 J 4,1631
Ayri53 12,91, 88552,76 4,718 ,5 4747 850 741 109
Mapri 68,33 12193,21,3653,4 ,5 4747 859 ,1 ,9
June 12,9041 4,942r
July }17,800 7,571
August J 77,127
13,84.829,766 33,640 6,41j 13,652 374 374 13,278 12,203 1,075
September 15,713 6,003J
Ocober 110,84413,96
November 93,256 21,202128,780 38,478 8,54 13,650 87 87 13,563 12,618 945
December J32,430 J12,314J
1942 - January 50,877 37,402 13,475 17,664 11,59 6,065 144 144 5,921 5,095 826
February 48,818 35,409 13,409 19,089 9,773 9,316 8 8 9,308 6,598 2,710
March 72,742 59,783 12,959 23,26 15,62 7,646 1 1 0 7,645 5,189 2,456
April 69,229 54,529 14,700 25,809 17,01 8,791 192 "0 192 8,599 6,212 2,387
May 65,340 47,712 17,628 27,72 17,41 10,316 145 5 1410 10,171 1,496 5,675
June 83,442 65,323 184119 32,351 20,800 11,551 225 81 144 11,326 4,841 6,485
July 82,089 62,719 19,370 27,238 18,41 8,828 187 60 127 8,641 3,281 5,360
August 75,133 61,725 17,408 32,796 23,169 9,627 107 64 13 9,520 3,8'0 5,690
September 77,032 59,19817,8341 32,398 21,98 10,410 68 12 56 10,342 4,530 5,792
Ocoeber 71,374 52,449 18,925 31,870 20,98 10,888 68 36 32 10,820 2,599 8,221
November 67,976 51,989 15,987 29,460 18,29 11,166 339 144 195 10,827 4,623 6,204
Deebr77,213 59,104 18,109 32,162 20,30 11,855 278 118 160 11,577 5,196 6,381
1943 - January 61,435 46,13715,298 25,169 17,32 7,840 227 123 104 7,613 4,574 3,039
February 61,581 47,32414,257 23,37 18,74 4,632 195 53 142 4,437 2,798 1,639
March 68,730 51,01 17,714 26,01 19,88 6,128 268 75 193 5,860 2,998 2,862
April 70,225 53,53416,691 31,79 21,98 9,813 45 21 24 9,768 4,470 5,298
May 71,363 56,34715,016 32,75 22,23 10,520 33 1 32 10,487 4,402 6,085
June 69,248 54,09515,153 32,47 22,12 10,344 66 10 56 10,278 4,931 5,347
July 66,192 57,38 8,804 27,04 21,701 5,345 22. 6 16 5,323 3,724 1,599
August 75,6148 57,94517,899 35,54 22,26 13,287 24 0 24 13,263 5,849 7,414
September 67,161 55,27711,884 27,69 19,26 8,432 44 0 44 8,388 3,823 4,565
October 70,664 57,50 13,161 27,63 18,59 9,041 78 0 78 8,963 3,739 5,224
November 69,769 56,48713,282 27,70 19,36 8,336 171 163 8 8,165 2,863 5,302
December 69,078 55,34 13,731 28,70 19,37 9,327 215 215 0 9,112 4,036 5,076
1944 - January 68,023 54,89613,127 29,65 20,98 8,673 15 7 8 8,658 3,273 5,385
February 64,935 52,14+33,,490 28,73' 21,02 7,710 437 341 96 7,273 2,430 4,843
March 65,580 51,20314,377 29,4 21,38 6,088 181 41 140 7,907 3,479 4,428
Apri1 57,163 46,86 10,294 26,12 20,69 5,141 200 140 60 5,234 1,873 3,561
May 57,406 47,33110,075 28,281 21,24 7,042 123 27 96 6,919 3,017 3,902
June 63,506 49,104 14,402 30,45 21,81 8,636 309 194 115 8,327 3,043 5,2811

July 61,724 50,50'11,2P2 31,80 23,96 7,841 136 0 156 7,685 3,477 4,208
August 68,345 55,725 12,616 34,98 26,36 8,611 12 0 12 8,599 3,714 4,885
September 63,751 52,37 11,376 32,39 24,61 7,784 0 0 0 7,784 3,213 4,569
October 62,917 50,82 12,097 32,95 26,144 6,516 0 0, 0 6,516 2,438 4,078
November 66,723 54,00 12,718 36,28 28,23 8,049 0 0' 0 8,049 3,109 4,940
December 66,846 55,25 11,593 35,58 29,19 6,399 0 0 0 6,399 2,638 5,761
1945 - January 64,544 52,65 11,893 35,00 27,15 7,851 0 0 0 7,851 3,299 1,552
February 61,862 50, 11,3741 33,52 26,34 7,181 12 0 12 7,169 3,257 3,9122
March 68,967 56,09 12,877 38,63 30,15 8,480 228 111 84 8,252 1,148 4,104
April 60,758 48,30' 12,4151 34,06 26,30 7,756 372 300 72 7,3811 3,822 5,562
May 60,435. 48,22 12,209 33,85 26,05 7,793 130 741 56 7,663 4,161 3,502
June 52,283 42,81 9,1469 28,48 24,116 1,020 172 112 60 3,848 2,051 1,797
July 38,212 .33,07 5,136 23,21 20,86 2,350 60 0 60 2,290 2,086 204
August 22,248 16,11 6,137 14,78 11,03 3,7419 241 0I 241 30725 3,525. 200

19410(at a) 78,902 21 ,57 '

2 5,30 9,2 7,1 12,370 167 0I6 223 ,x ,5
1941 303,186 186,4 , 116,724 108,28 66,9211 1360 911 0 911 40,449 3,9 ,5
1942 845,265 6147,342 197,923 331,83~ .215,3 116,1459 1,762 521 1,241 114,697 56,510 58,187
1944 821,294 648,40 172,890 345,91l 242,8 103,0415 1,388 667' 721 101,657 148,207 53,450
14 fi3 766,919 620,8 146,387 376,74 285,95 90,783 1,433 750 683 89,350 35,706 53,644
s94-
ItIbtha) 429,309 347,76 81,546 241,55 192,3 49,180 998 630. 368 48,182 26,349 21,833
CUWhBI TOTA 3,244,875 2,472,07 ?77,800. 1,423,84 31010, 4e13,197 4,659 2,368 4,091 406,538 205911 200,623
Stageof Completion- U. S. Plant accept4ances,
a
aIncluding 3-ton 4x4 Canada: Plant6 acceptances of comaplete
units.
tractors f'or -ton semi-articulated trailers.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 -AUGUST 31,1945" SEPTEMBER 1,1945

 U.S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT 411I

MILITARY TRUCKS

__________________(Unit - Each)

MDIUMTRUCES(1i- TO 2 TONS)

Canada
PERIODI
Aottlaircredftrtigine
Sttes Total 3-w. 3-w. antilRear
4tatesjx2OAntiaircrt.aft ngie
Tractor

1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 - January
February
March
April
May 929 706 223
June

July 467
August 2,8514 597 1,180 1,036 1414
September 610
October 632
November 8,107 2,277 2,275 1,777
December
497
2,923
1941 - January 3,796
February 10,558 2,8145 2,295 1,206 705 3814
March 1,622
April 529
May 10,757 2,1442 4,367 2,262 1,386 719
June 3,1419
July 3,611
Augut 12,939 2,688 2,9214 476 1,330 1,118
September 3,716
October 2,878
November 21,371 5,750 3,1409 486 1,767 1,156
December 9,3314
1942 - January 14,752 12,1440 2,312 529 288 491 1,0014
February 13,797 13,4414 353 338 0 14 1
March 18,1405 18,393 12 1 0 11 0
April 16,882 16,14514 428 0 256 97 75
May 10,872 10,0149 823 162 100 561 0
June 19,093 18,112 981 508 72 401 0
July 16,039 14,2142 1,797 608 126 1,063 0
Augut 11,1416 9,8149 1,567 348 0 451 768
September 11,0143 10,292 751 200 0 0
551
October 6,632 5,393 1,239 187 0 472 580
November 9,8147 8,599 1,2148 489 .0 87 672
December 13,2914 11,1486 1,808 548 6 4814
770
19143 - January 7,750 6,2714 1,1476 3614 96 3414 672
February 7,822 5,465 2,357 887 0 1,182 288
March 9,205 6,185 3,020 1,0146 0 1,402
April 572
9,3514 7,146 2,208 1,107 0 621 480
May
June
12,475 11,925 550 353 0 5 192
12,705 12,1409 296 139 0 .1 156
July 14,7314 14,539 147 0 0
195 48
Augut 17,081 16,9414 13
137 0 0 1214
September 16,1614 15,6514 510 2914 216 0 Program
October 18,037 16,969 1,068 -252 816 0 complete
November 16,1479 14,839 1,6140 272 1,368 0
December 15,316 13,563 1,753 11 1,236 506
19144- January 14,520 12,1431 2,089 420 852 817
February 13,3214 10,327 2,997 699 1,092 1,206
March 10,800 8,7142 2,058 120 1,1014 8314
April 7,6214 6,6914 930 48 636 246
May 7,796 6,7147 1,0149 12 576 461
June 8,098 6,459 1,639 48 1,1614 427
July 7,8140 6,270 1,570. 48 1,152
August 370
7,375 5,919 1,456 0 1,1140 316-
September 7,710 6,397 1,313 60 3141
912
October 7,3143 5,8414 1,1499 0 1,032 467
November 7,753 6,008 1,7145 0 1,188
December 557
7,5143 5,630 1,913 0 1,128 785
1945 - January 4,980 3,878 1,102 0 792 310
February 4,273 3,503 770 0 5o04 266
March 5,253 4,009 1,2414 500 516 228
April 4,668 3,650 1,018 214 612 382
May 5,371 3,535 1,836 180 1,092 5614
June 4,125 2;0146 2,079 408 600 1,071
July 2,533 1,522 1,011 0
August 516 495
1,577 1,563 14 0 0 14
SUStAEY
1940 (Last Half)
1941
10,961 f 7,506 3,1455 2,813 0 641 1
55,625 42,630 12,995 4,430 0 5,188 3,377
1942 162,072 1487153 13,319 3,918 848 4,969 3,5814
19143 157,122- 141,912 15,210 4,885 3,732 4,061 2,532
19144 107,726 87,1468 20,258 1,1455 11,976 6,827 0

CUMULATIVETOTAL 526,286 451,975 74,311 18,613 21,188 25,016 9,14914

Stage of Completion - United States: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptances of comaplete units.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

412 Lb'S-CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

MILITARY TRUCKS

____________________(Unit - Each)

LIGHT TRUES (UNIDERl1TONS) i.

Canada :_1

PERsIOD ________ 15-Gilt. ________

Total UnitedTta ,

1939 - September
October
November 1,388 409 409
December

1940 - January
February 2,915 2,915 863 863
March
April
May 6,669 6,669 2,253 401 1,852
June

July 603
August 19,620 240 18,7140 5,952 586 .5,366
September 37
October 49
November 28,792 1,7141 22,765 7,1440 1,006 6,4314
December 4237
1941 - January 5,622
February 39,1490 8,721 18,896 5,2147 575 4,672
March 6,251
April 6,718
May 35,832 6,009 18,562 5,5414 1,077 4,467
June 4,5143
July 6,619
August 30,5148 4,745 13,190 4,927 1,020 3,907
deptember 5,9914

r
October 3,999
November 33,1407 6,905 11,721 4,491 1,055 3,1436
December 10,782

1942 - January 18,461 13,363 5,098 2,832 2140 2,592

February 15,932 12,192 3,7140 2,212 91 2,121
March 31,069 25,768 5,301 2,936 1,089 1,8147
April 26,538 21,057 5,1481 3,988 2,0614 1,9214
May 26,7142 20,253 6,1489. 5,394 895 4,499
June 31,998 26,1411 5,587 4,415 496 .3,919-
July 38,812 30,067 8,7145 7,713 1,217 6,1496
August 34,921 28,707 6,2114 6,006 923 5,083
September 33,591 26,918 6,7 6,389 362 6,027
October 32,872 26,0714 5,811 979 4,832
November 28,669 25,096 3,573 3,1493 205 3,288
December 31,757 27,311 4,1446 4,209 77 4,132.
1943 - January 28,516 22,5314 5,982 5,717 316 5,401
February 30,3814 23,116 7,268 6,868 545 6,323
March 33,5114 24,9148 8,566 8;0614 547 7,517
April 29,076 24,406 4,670 4,165 611 3,5514
May 26,132 22,186 3,946 3,368 501 2,867
June 24,070 19,557 4,513 3,896 407 3,1489
July 24,410 21,1146 3,2614 2,457 685 1,7
August 23,219 18,7414 4,47 3,411 2,261
September 23,301 20,359 2,942 2,551 1610 1,941
October 24,990 21,936 3,052 2,368 1,331 1,037
November 25,589 22,283 3,306 2,786 1,485 1,301
December 25,060 22,1409 2,651 2,101 1,753 3148
19414 - January 23,844 21,1479 2,365 1,838 1,1460 378
February 22,878 21,095 1,783 1,415 457 938
March 25,312 21,081 4,231 3,986 2,296 1,690
April 23,411 19,1481 3,930 3,761 2,09 1,692
May
June

July
August
21,322
24,956

22,081
25,990
19,338
20,829

20,270
23,1441
1,9814
4,127

1,811
2,5149
1,1408
3,663
1,589
2,1402
1,075
2,963
1,457
2,402
333
700
152
0
J
September 23,6146 21,367 2,279 1,768 1,768 0
October 22,616 18,5314 4,082 3,510 3,14314 76
November 22,689 19,765 2,598 2,598 0
December 23,7114 20,1433 3,81 2,861 2,855 6
194; - January 24,561 21,621 2,9140 2,697 2,3148 349
February
March
April
24,0614
25,078
22,029
20,6141
21, 925
18,352
3,1423
3,153
3,677
2,599
3,016
3,066
2,9
3;016
Program
complete J
May 21,215 18,633
3,06
2,580 2,457
June 19,676 16,306 3,370 2,720
July 12,14614 10,689 1,775 1,631 1,631
August 5,886 3,512 2,3714 2,257 2,257
SUMMARY
19140 (Last Half) 48,412 6,907 41,505 13,392 1,592 11,800
1941 139,277 76,908 62,369 20,209 3,727 16,1482
1942 351,362 283,217 68,1145 55,398 8,638 46,760
1943 318,261 263,626 54,635 47,752 9,941 37,811
19414 282,1459 247,113 35,3146 30,799 24,8314 5,965
1945 (ight Months) 154,971 131,679 23,292 20,1443 20,0914 349
CUMULATIVE TOTAL 1,2914,7142 1,009,1450 285,292 187,993 68,826 119,167
Stage of Completion- United Statea: Plant acceptances.
Canada:Plant acceptances of completeunits.
a Including some chassisfor 20-mm antiairoraft guns.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I, 1939 - AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

as 555
 ADIAN SUPPLEMENT 413

MILITARY TRUCKS, TRAILERS, SEMITRAILERS, AND LOCOMOTIVES

_______________________________(Unit -Each)__________________

mmRALmSEM
LTJTTRUCKS (Un RIES N OOOIE
1i TONS)- ContinuRed ~ 4ALE O ILAlN TA OOOIE
Canada - Continued Cnada
PERIOD
United United
8-art. 8-art. Total States Canada Total States 66-inch Gage
4zI4 42 other (s1Ony dlo
2-8-2

1939 - September
October
November
December
1940 - January
February
March
April
May 4,1814
June

July 417 417

August 12,115 199 199
September 360 360
October 96 96
November 820 1,192 1,192
December 1, 588 1,588
1941 - January 1,809 1,809
February 2,2145 1,109 1,109
March 671 671
April 4,021 4,021
May 2,139. 10,879 5,1402 5,1402
June 4,373 4,373
July .3, 81 3,871
August 1,839 6,4214 4,117
September 4,4614 4,4614
October 1,879 1,879
November 1,618 5,610 890 890
December 1,581 1,581
1942 - January 0 914 2,172 1,1452
February 198 8 1,322 1,517
March 43 1,929 3,1430
April 19 1,190 33,639 5,768
May 222 1 872 10,1425
June 114 Program 1,058 10,353
oomplete
July 96 936 9,662 9,515 147
August 63 145 9,388 9,257 131
September 60 2214 11,306 11,120 186
October 971 16 32,477 11,1427 50
November 80 0 10,300 10,055 245
December 237 0 13,8314 13,670 1614
19243-January 209 11,967 11,952 15
February 2014 196 16,515 188
March 263 239 18,
8,896 18,775 121
April 333 172 005 17,951 514
May 260 318 16,101' 370
June 393 2214 20,609 20,1409 200
July 486 321 21,992 21,826 166
August 193 871 23,744 23,2614 480
September 255 136 26,836 26,1490 346
October 577 107 27,655 27,121 5314
November 373 147 28,318 27,226 1,092
December 4514 96 27,8146 27,560 286
19244- January 468 59 25,144 24,0514 1,090
February: 350 18 24,413 22,536 1,877
March 227 18 17,8143 15,9143 1,900
April 169 0 8,0314 6,753 1,281
May 560 16 5,822 4,928 8924
June 4514 10 4,575 4,217 358
July 222 0 4,1414 3,651 493
August 122 25 6,185 5,323 862
September 500 11 5,373 444
October 300 272, 7,253 293
November 215 111 8,507 8,212 295
December 106 314 8,862 8,5914 268
1945 - January 77 166 9,815 9,362 453
February 713 111 8;379 8,721 158
March 132 5 10,0914 9,730 3614
April 611 0 10,202 9,867 335
May 6 12,071 11,503 568
June' 7 12,631 11,989 642
July 117
Proram 10,891 10,105 786
August complete 5,8814 5,052 832
SUMM4ARY
1940 (Last Half) 0. 1,4~93 26,620 5,852 3,852 0 3f3 0
19k1i 2 7,8141 34,317 34,187 34,187 0 41 41 0
1.942 2,718 165 9,8614 99,606 97,989 1,617 852 852 0
19143 4,000 0 2,883 259,0148 255,196 3,852 2,0146 2,005 41
19244 3,693 0 8514 126,852 116,837 10,055 2,723 2,618 105

CUMULATIVE TOTAL 12,967 9,1499 74,833 604,061 584,399 19,662 7,337 6,978 359
Stage of Completion - U. S.: Plant acceptances.
Canada: Plant acceptances of complete units.

PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER I,1939 -AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945

oa
414 U. S:CANADIAN SUPPLEMENT

RADIO AND RADAREQUIPMENT (CANADIAN ONLY)a

_______________ ~(Unit
Each) ___________

GRtOU RADIO Afl0RNE RADAR SHIP AI1DSHIP -AND-SSCPIS,

l~ter Tan ehiclarWarning,
Vehiular Detection, and
Vehiclar
therThanVehiularicating Equipment
PERI___________O__________Identifi- -___
00Combat Vehicle - cation Atmter Bombing
General Pack eand Jriend ADA Equipment
Set 19 ~SS ComSunica- Light or A AV
SDAF
SC-NqRC 3
c1
Se 9 tione Weight Foe
Ttl Under U.S. Set 9 Set 8
5o
Total___Contract
1939- September
October
November
December

i1940 January
February
March
April
May
June
July
Augut
September
October
November
December

1941 - January Data no.

February aveilable
Mrch
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December
7,289
-January
February
March
April
May
June 4,800
S16,880
July
August
September
October 3,734
November

I189
580
December 890
194<3-January 2755 500 0
February 2,815 500 0 676
March 855 1,900 0
April 3,120 1,963 0
May
7
2,125 0 0 50
June 3 21 500
537
July 0 50 380 Program
Auguet
September
October
J4,270 0 180
210
720
750
complete
1,797 555 208
November 2,147 1,480 219 2,150
December 2,2629 49 200 3
1y44h-January 2,112 1,150 62 1,000 478
February 1,862 0 0 1,260 518
March 2,338 210 1 1,190 18
April
75
1,823 Program 0 850 218
May 2,106 complete 0 150
June
595
2,1400 160 1,000 799 7
July 1,222 310 1,000 446 6
Auguet 1,903 550 1,200 700 0 1
September 1,800 502 1,700 8
October 795
1,231 507 1,200 800 3
November 1,6o8 622 1,220 700 0
December 5
1,0145 x+75 550 3014 0 12
1945.- January 1,352 163 500 696 0 13
February 550 Program 400 208 0 101
March .763 oo leto Progiam 0 127
April 1,000 0 oomplate complete 2 149
May 1,050 7 251
June 993
July 1 279
875 Program 215
Auguet 297 complete 2b5

1940 (LastRalf) 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
1942 16,880 ..0, 00'+ 500 1 0 7,289 0
2,683 7, 350 1,088 5, 235 9 3 262 0
1944 21, 450 L36o 12,320 100 6,1428
1945(Sight Rontasj
2,989 0 314
6,880 0 163 900 .357 9014 0 1,398
- - - -- -I -1 I-
1----- f-- -
CUMULATIVETOTAL 68,193 f 18,7114 4,740 18,5614 467 17,551 80 F 1,142
____ II2_____ I _ __ IIIaI-

For data on U. S. -produced eeteused for comparablepurpose, seecsection on Comunicationsaend Electronic Equipment in main report.
N ot available

SEPTEMBER I 1945
939-AUGUST 31, 945
SEPTEMBER I,I, 1939
PRODUCTION SEPTEMBER
PRODUCTION -- AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945 sp rsP
 U S-AAASUPPLEMENT
_-w

RADIO AND RADAR EQUIPMENT (CANADIAN DNLY)

_______________(Unit -Sach)

GROUN~D
RADAS

SCi-538
CliL/GCI, GCc, SCa-636 GCc, SCR-602
Control aiato
PERIOD of ~
Interception
Fire Nvgto
Control Beacon
A.M.E.S. L T1 Under U.S. e Under U.S. ia Under U.S. c
Type 15 G otl Contract Ttl Contract Ttl Contract RA

1939 - September
October
November
December

1940 - January
i'abruary
March
April
May.
June

July
August
September Data not
October available
November
December

1941-January
February
March
April
May
June

July
August
September
October
November
December

19a2 -January
February
March 4
April 1
May 3
June 3
67 29
July 7
Augut 2
September
October
November 10
December 9
1943 -January
12 10 12 22
February 20 17 4 31
March 13 12 16 22
April 5 15 4 28
May 21 32 22 14,
June 26 8 8 8
July 32 10 8 38
Augut 29 .12 12 35
September 16 10 4 28
October 28 5 8 27
November 40 11 11 59
December 33 10 10 45
1944 .. January 35 4 Program 50
February 24 4 ccomplete 30
March 38 4 22
April 28 4 44
May 40 0 70
June, 14 70
July 36 3
Augut 1 21 Program
September 1 20 complete
October 0 26
November 1 10
December 21
1945 - January 17 ucomplete
Program
February 7 22
March 10 Program
April 18 complete
May 10
June 0
July 0
Augut 0
SU!4ASY

1940 (Last Half) 0 0 0 0 0 0 # 0

1941 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 7
19420 39 67 46 0 0 29 32 20
1943 0 275 132 109 (1 0 357 354 29
1944 7 313 23 0 35 15 286 286. 51
195 (Lip t months) 48 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CUMULATIVE
TOTAL 55 .666 222 155 35 15 672 745 100

I, 1939-AuGUST
SEPTEMBER I,1939 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER 1,1945
~-RODUCTION SEPTEMBER
PRODUCTION - AUGUST 31, 1943 SEPTEMBER 1,1945
at oat
416U .S.- DIAN SUPPLEMENT

EXPLANATORY NOTES

Source of Data

United States

See sections in main report.

Canada

Canadian Department of Munitions and.Supply, Economics and Statistics Branch, J

through the Combined Production and Resources Board and the Joint War Production Committee
of Canada and the United States.

Description of Data

United States

See sections in main report. U.S. ammunition totals for artillery and mortars
shown in.this supplement exclude all shells produced primarily for the purpose of containing
poison gas, use of which is forbidden by the Geneva Convention; such shells are not classi-
fied as munitions by the'British or Canadians. The number of conversions included in the
-figures for particular categories of U.S. vessels are indicated in parentheses to the right
of these figures.

Canada

Data on actual production represent, for most items, plant acceptances by inspec-
tors of the Canadian Government or other procuring agencies. Naval vessels are reported as
completed when construction has been completed at the building yard..

Production Financed by the United State's

Canadian production data carried in this supplement represent total Canadian produc-
tion within the categories covered, including that financed by contracts from the United
States.

Canadian production under U.S. funds is shown in separate columns adjacent to fig-
ures for total Canadian acceptances. United States-financed. production for any one item is,
of course, no greater than total Canadian productioni of the item, but the actual acceptances
in any one period may be greater due to the fact that acceptances are made at different stages
of completion for some items, while others have a backlog of earlier Canadian production from
'which to draw.

jj

PRDCTO SEPTMBE I, 1939-AUGUST 31,- 195SPEBE ,

PRODUCTION SEPTEMB~R 1, 1939-AUGUST 31, 1945 SEPTEMBER I, 19 55