Category:E. G. Seubert (ship, 1918)

Ship[edit]

• Type: Tanker
• Built by: New York Shipbuilding Co., Camden, New Jersey
• Yard No: 190
• Keel laid: 1917.12.24
• Launched: 1918.08.17
• Completed: 1918.11.19
• Length over all: 485.3 ft
• Beam: 62.6 ft
• GT: 7753
• DWT:
• shipbuildinghistory.com
• shipbuildinghistory.com
• www.navsource.org
• www.history.navy.mil
• uboat.net
• www.aukevisser.nl
• www.aukevisser.nl
• www.wrecksite.eu
• www.historicalrfa.org
• www.ibiblio.org

History[edit]

• 1918 Named E. L. Doheny Third; Flag: United States
  • Official number: 217173
  • Owner: Petroleum Transport Co.
• 1918.11 Renamed USS Edward L. Doheny III (ID-3835); Flag: United States
  • Owner: U.S. Navy
• 1919.11 Renamed E. L. Doheny Third; Flag: United States
  • Code letters: LNQB
  • Port: Los Angeles
  • Owner: Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
• 1925 Renamed F. H. Wickett; Flag: United States
  • Code letters: LNQB
  • Port: Los Angeles
  • Owner: Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
• 1931 Renamed E. G. Seubert; Flag: United States
  • Code letters: LNQB
  • Port: Los Angeles
  • Owner: Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
• 1933 Owner: Pan-American Foreign Corp.
  • Code letters: LNQB
  • Port: Wilmington, Delaware
• 1935 Owner: Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
  • Call sign: WROO
  • Port: Wilmington, Delaware
• 1944.02.23 Torpedoed and sunk by U-510 in Gulf of Aden at 13° 45'N, 48° 56'E