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For more than 130 years, General Dynamics Bath Iron Works has been building the most advanced ships in the world for the U.S. Navy.
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General Dynamics Bath Iron Works is a full-service shipyard specializing in the design, construction and support of ships for the U.S. Navy.
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Bath-Built Ships
WW1 and Roaring 20s – August 12, 1925
Progressive Era – April 8, 1905
WW1 and Roaring 20s – July 1, 1924
WW1 and Roaring 20s – June 3, 1924
WW1 and Roaring 20s – August 17, 1923
WW1 and Roaring 20s – January 22, 1924
WW1 and Roaring 20s – November 10, 1923
WW1 and Roaring 20s – September 17, 1923
WW1 and Roaring 20s – February 22, 1924
WW1 and Roaring 20s – May 16, 1923
WW1 and Roaring 20s – August 22, 1921
WW1 and Roaring 20s – December 12, 1920
WW1 and Roaring 20s – August 11, 1917
WW1 and Roaring 20s
WW1 and Roaring 20s – June 10, 1915
WW1 and Roaring 20s – July 22, 1914
WW1 and Roaring 20s – August 20, 1914
Progressive Era – March 22, 1913
March 22, 1913
Frame and keel only; small steamer for Sebago Lake.
Progressive Era – July 12, 1911
Progressive Era – May 22, 1909
Progressive Era – June 22, 1909
Progressive Era – March 12, 1907
Progressive Era – March 17, 1903