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Bethlehem, United States 1857 · 146 years STRUCTURE · PUBLIC
29
PLATFORM
🏭 DEFENSE INDUSTRY CLOSED · 2003

BethlehemSteel

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01 / Overview
Bethlehem Steel
Headquarters
Bethlehem, United States
Founded
1857 (146 years)
Dissolved
2003
Structure
Publicly traded
Portfolio
29 platforms
Website
www.bethsteel.com
🏭Go to Product Catalog29 platforms→
02 / Company Profile
COMPANY IDENTITY Publicly traded
1857 Founded · 146 years
Bethlehem, United States · ⚠ Closed (2003)
PRODUCTION POWER archive data
29 Weapons & Equipment Produced
0 Systems Supplied
37 Operator Countries
3 Conflict Service
PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN 6 categories
29 Produced
0 Supplied
29 products
Surface Combatants %66 19
Artillery & Missile Systems %14 4
Amphibious Warfare Ships %7 2
Naval Weapon Systems %7 2
Auxiliary & Support Ships %3 1
Submarines %3 1
CLASS LEADER?performance position within category
55This company's product average
(26 products)
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53Archive-wide average
(13517 products)
BUSIEST PRODUCTION AREACruisers
This company (11 products)61
Cruisersavg (292 products)40
This company's products perform above the archive average.
03 / Products & Production · 29 platforms
FLAGSHIP PRODUCTthe highest-scoring system in the portfolio
CruisersLong Beach-class cruiser1959–1country
74
PRODUCT CATALOG 29 platforms
● ACTIVE PRODUCTION · 4
CRUISERS
Long Beach-class cruiserPrime contractor 1959– 1 countries 74 Bainbridge-class cruiserPrime contractor 1962– 1 countries 73
LANDING SHIP TANK (LST)
LST-1-class tank landing shipPrime contractor 1942– 9 countries 69 LST-542-class tank landing shipPrime contractor 1944– 15 countries 69
○ HISTORICAL PRODUCTS · 25
CRUISERS
Cleveland-class cruiserPrime contractor 1941–1958 70 Leahy-class cruiserPrime contractor 1961–1964 69 Des Moines-class cruiser 1946–1949 68 Oregon City-class cruiserPrime contractor 1945–1951 66 Baltimore-class cruiserPrime contractor 1942–1945 64 Wichita-class heavy cruiser 1926–1931 54 Atlanta-class cruiserPrime contractor 1941–1945 51 Northampton-class cruiserPrime contractor 1929–1931 50 Omaha-class cruiserPrime contractor 1920–1925 31
DESTROYERS
Fletcher-class destroyerPrime contractor 1942–1945 68 Allen M. Sumner-class destroyerPrime contractor 1943–1945 66 Mitscher-class destroyer 1952–1954 59 Brown-class destroyer 1943–1961 45 Wickes-class destroyerPrime contractor 1918–1921 28 Clemson-class destroyerPrime contractor 1919–1922 26
NAVAL GUNS
12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun 1944–1961 59 12"/50 BethlehemPrime contractor 1915–1956 43
FLEET OILERS & TANKERS
Cimarron-class oilerPrime contractor 1939–1945 54
TOWED ARTILLERY & MORTARS
M1908 6-inch howitzer 1910–1916 52 QF 4.5 inch howitzerPrime contractor 1908–1944 49 BL 9.2-inch howitzerPrime contractor 1914–1918 45
FIELD GUNS
37 mm Infantry Gun Model 1917 1916–1916 32
CONVENTIONAL SUBMARINES
S-class submarinePrime contractor 1920–1925
BATTLESHIPS
Nevada-class battleship 1914–1916 South Dakota-class battleship 1941–1942
COLLABORATING COMPANIES39 joint producers
Fore River ShipyardOregon City-class cruiserPuget Sound Naval ShipyardLeahy-class cruiserBath Iron WorksLeahy-class cruiserHuntington Ingalls IndustriesCleveland-class cruiserNew York Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiserNewport News ShipbuildingCleveland-class cruiserWilliam Cramp & SonsCleveland-class cruiserBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiserMare Island Naval ShipyardNorthampton-class cruiserFederal Shipbuilding and Drydock CompanyAtlanta-class cruiserPhiladelphia Naval ShipyardBaltimore-class cruiserTodd Pacific Shipyards CorporationOmaha-class cruiserOmaha-class cruiserOmaha-class cruiserNorfolk Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyerCharleston Naval ShipyardWickes-class destroyerUnion Iron WorksWickes-class destroyerSeattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding CorporationFletcher-class destroyerConsolidated Steel CorporationFletcher-class destroyerBoston Navy YardFletcher-class destroyerGulf Shipbuilding CorporationFletcher-class destroyerKaiser ShipyardsLST-1-class tank landing shipBrooklyn Navy YardLST-1-class tank landing shipAmerican Bridge CompanyLST-1-class tank landing shipDravo CorporationLST-1-class tank landing shipKaiser VenturesLST-1-class tank landing shipPermanente MetalsLST-1-class tank landing shipBethlehem Fairfield ShipyardLST-1-class tank landing shipBethlehem Hingham ShipyardLST-542-class tank landing shipChicago Bridge & Iron CompanyLST-542-class tank landing shipJeffboatLST-542-class tank landing shipMissouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.LST-542-class tank landing shipSun Shipbuilding & Drydock CompanyCimarron-class oilerBethlehem Sparrows Point ShipyardCimarron-class oilerVickers LimitedQF 4.5 inch howitzerCoventry Ordnance WorksQF 4.5 inch howitzerVickersBL 9.2-inch howitzerWatervliet Arsenal12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gunWashington Navy Yard12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gunU.S. Naval Gun Factory12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun
JOINT PRODUCERSfirms it co-produces with
Fore River ShipyardOregon City-class cruiserPuget Sound Naval ShipyardLeahy-class cruiserBath Iron WorksLeahy-class cruiserHuntington Ingalls IndustriesCleveland-class cruiserNew York Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiserNewport News ShipbuildingCleveland-class cruiserFore River ShipyardCleveland-class cruiserWilliam Cramp & SonsCleveland-class cruiserBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiserPuget Sound Naval ShipyardNorthampton-class cruiserNew York Shipbuilding CorporationNorthampton-class cruiserNewport News ShipbuildingNorthampton-class cruiserMare Island Naval ShipyardNorthampton-class cruiserFederal Shipbuilding and Drydock CompanyAtlanta-class cruiserBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationAtlanta-class cruiserPhiladelphia Naval ShipyardBaltimore-class cruiserNew York Shipbuilding CorporationBaltimore-class cruiserFore River ShipyardBaltimore-class cruiserBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationBaltimore-class cruiserTodd Pacific Shipyards CorporationOmaha-class cruiserWilliam Cramp & SonsOmaha-class cruiserBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationOmaha-class cruiserOmaha-class cruiserOmaha-class cruiserNew York Shipbuilding CorporationClemson-class destroyerNewport News ShipbuildingClemson-class destroyerNorfolk Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyerBath Iron WorksClemson-class destroyerWilliam Cramp & SonsClemson-class destroyerBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationClemson-class destroyerMare Island Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyerCharleston Naval ShipyardWickes-class destroyerNew York Shipbuilding CorporationWickes-class destroyerNewport News ShipbuildingWickes-class destroyerFore River ShipyardWickes-class destroyerBath Iron WorksWickes-class destroyerWilliam Cramp & SonsWickes-class destroyerUnion Iron WorksWickes-class destroyerMare Island Naval ShipyardWickes-class destroyerTodd Pacific Shipyards CorporationFletcher-class destroyerFederal Shipbuilding and Drydock CompanyFletcher-class destroyerSeattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding CorporationFletcher-class destroyerPuget Sound Naval ShipyardFletcher-class destroyerCharleston Naval ShipyardFletcher-class destroyerBath Iron WorksFletcher-class destroyerBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationFletcher-class destroyerConsolidated Steel CorporationFletcher-class destroyerBoston Navy YardFletcher-class destroyerGulf Shipbuilding CorporationFletcher-class destroyerTodd Pacific Shipyards CorporationAllen M. Sumner-class destroyerFederal Shipbuilding and Drydock CompanyAllen M. Sumner-class destroyerBath Iron WorksAllen M. Sumner-class destroyerBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationAllen M. Sumner-class destroyerKaiser ShipyardsLST-1-class tank landing shipPhiladelphia Naval ShipyardLST-1-class tank landing shipCharleston Naval ShipyardLST-1-class tank landing shipBrooklyn Navy YardLST-1-class tank landing shipNewport News ShipbuildingLST-1-class tank landing shipNorfolk Naval ShipyardLST-1-class tank landing shipBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationLST-1-class tank landing shipBoston Navy YardLST-1-class tank landing shipAmerican Bridge CompanyLST-1-class tank landing shipDravo CorporationLST-1-class tank landing shipKaiser VenturesLST-1-class tank landing shipPermanente MetalsLST-1-class tank landing shipBethlehem Fairfield ShipyardLST-1-class tank landing shipBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationLST-542-class tank landing shipBoston Navy YardLST-542-class tank landing shipBethlehem Hingham ShipyardLST-542-class tank landing shipChicago Bridge & Iron CompanyLST-542-class tank landing shipJeffboatLST-542-class tank landing shipMissouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.LST-542-class tank landing shipAmerican Bridge CompanyLST-542-class tank landing shipDravo CorporationLST-542-class tank landing shipSun Shipbuilding & Drydock CompanyCimarron-class oilerFederal Shipbuilding and Drydock CompanyCimarron-class oilerNewport News ShipbuildingCimarron-class oilerBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationCimarron-class oilerBethlehem Sparrows Point ShipyardCimarron-class oilerVickers LimitedQF 4.5 inch howitzerCoventry Ordnance WorksQF 4.5 inch howitzerVickersBL 9.2-inch howitzerFederal Shipbuilding and Drydock CompanyBrown-class destroyerSeattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding CorporationBrown-class destroyerPuget Sound Naval ShipyardBrown-class destroyerBath Iron WorksBrown-class destroyerConsolidated Steel CorporationBrown-class destroyerBoston Navy YardBrown-class destroyerGulf Shipbuilding CorporationBrown-class destroyerBath Iron WorksMitscher-class destroyerNew York Shipbuilding CorporationNevada-class battleshipFore River ShipyardNevada-class battleshipNewport News ShipbuildingDes Moines-class cruiserFore River ShipyardDes Moines-class cruiserBrooklyn Navy YardSouth Dakota-class battleshipNew York Shipbuilding CorporationSouth Dakota-class battleshipNewport News ShipbuildingSouth Dakota-class battleshipNorfolk Naval ShipyardSouth Dakota-class battleshipBethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationSouth Dakota-class battleshipMare Island Naval ShipyardSouth Dakota-class battleshipWatervliet Arsenal12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gunWashington Navy Yard12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gunU.S. Naval Gun Factory12"/50 caliber Mark 8 gun
04 / Trade & Deals · 1 deals
DEFENSE DEALS1 deals
YearBuyerProduct / ServiceQuantityAmountTypeStatus
1916France37 mm Infantry Gun Model 1917200—new-buildordered
05 / Global Reach · 37 countries · 3 conflicts
GLOBAL FOOTPRINT — COUNTRIES USING ITS PRODUCTS 37 country
37 countries' armed forces use this company's products
United States 26 systems United Kingdom 7 systems Russia 6 systems Argentina 5 systems Brazil 5 systems Canada 5 systems Greece 5 systems South Korea 5 systems Taiwan 5 systems Chile 4 systems Japan 4 systems Colombia 3 systems Italy 3 systems Mexico 3 systems Turkey 3 systems Australia 2 systems Finland 2 systems Germany 2 systems Indonesia 2 systems Norway 2 systems Peru 2 systems Spain 2 systems Belgium 1 systems Egypt 1 systems Estonia 1 systems India 1 systems Iran 1 systems Ireland 1 systems New Zealand 1 systems People's Republic of China 1 systems Poland 1 systems Portugal 1 systems Romania 1 systems Singapore 1 systems South Africa 1 systems Thailand 1 systems Venezuela 1 systems
CONFLICTS ITS PRODUCTS SERVED IN 3 conflict
1955–1975 Vietnam War 1950–1953 Korean War 1940 Battle of France
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📚 SOURCES
  1. Company website: http://www.bethsteel.com
  2. Publicly available open sources and databases.