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WilliamCramp&Sons

Philadelphia, United States 1830 · 117 years STRUCTURE · PRIVATE

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🏭 DEFENSE INDUSTRY CLOSED · 1947

WilliamCramp&Sons

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01 / Overview

William Cramp & Sons

Headquarters

Philadelphia, United States

Founded

1830 (117 years)

Dissolved

1947

Structure

Private Company

Portfolio

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02 / Company Profile

COMPANY IDENTITY Private Company

1830 Founded · 117 years

Philadelphia, United States · ⚠ Closed (1947)

PRODUCTION POWER archive data

Weapons & Equipment Produced

Systems Supplied

Operator Countries

Conflict Service

PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN 2 categories

22 Produced

0 Supplied

Surface Combatants %95 21

Mine Warfare & Patrol %5 1

CLASS LEADER?performance position within category

32This company's product average
(16 products)

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53Archive-wide average
(13517 products)

BUSIEST PRODUCTION AREADestroyers

This company (9 products)27

Destroyersavg (478 products)42

This company's products fall below the archive average.

03 / Products & Production · 22 platforms

FLAGSHIP PRODUCTthe highest-scoring system in the portfolio

CruisersCleveland-class cruiser1941–19581country

PRODUCT CATALOG 22 platforms

CRUISERS

Cleveland-class cruiser 1941–1958 70 Pennsylvania-class cruiser 1903–1908 35 Tennessee-class armored cruiser 1904–1906 32 Omaha-class cruiserPrime contractor 1920–1925 31 Columbia-class cruiser 1892–1894 30 Kasagi-class cruiser 1898–1898 25

PATROL BOATS & FAST ATTACK CRAFT

Yorktown-class gunboat 1888–1889 38

DESTROYERS

Town-class destroyerPrime contractor 1920–1940 36 Sampson-class destroyerPrime contractor 1916–1917 31 Wickes-class destroyerPrime contractor 1918–1921 28 Clemson-class destroyerPrime contractor 1919–1922 26 O'Brien-class destroyer 1914–1915 26 Tucker-class destroyer 1915–1916 25 Aylwin-class destroyer 1912–1914 25 Paulding-class destroyerPrime contractor 1910–1912 24 Smith-class destroyerPrime contractor 1909–1910 22

BATTLESHIPS

Indiana-class battleship 1895–1896 South Carolina-class battleship 1908–1910 Maine-class battleshipPrime contractor 1902–1904 Illinois-class battleshipPrime contractor 1900–1901 Wyoming-class battleship 1911–1912 Mississippi-class pre-dreadnought battleship 1905–1908

COLLABORATING COMPANIES15 joint producers

Union Iron WorksKasagi-class cruiser New York Shipbuilding CorporationTennessee-class armored cruiser Newport News ShipbuildingTennessee-class armored cruiser New York ShipbuildingTennessee-class armored cruiser Huntington Ingalls IndustriesCleveland-class cruiser Fore River ShipyardCleveland-class cruiser Bethlehem SteelCleveland-class cruiser Bethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiser Todd Pacific Shipyards CorporationOmaha-class cruiser Omaha-class cruiserOmaha-class cruiser Norfolk Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksClemson-class destroyer Mare Island Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyer Charleston Naval ShipyardWickes-class destroyer Neafie & LevyIndiana-class battleship

JOINT PRODUCERSfirms it co-produces with

Union Iron WorksKasagi-class cruiser New York Shipbuilding CorporationTennessee-class armored cruiser Newport News ShipbuildingTennessee-class armored cruiser New York ShipbuildingTennessee-class armored cruiser New York Shipbuilding CorporationPennsylvania-class cruiser Newport News ShipbuildingPennsylvania-class cruiser Union Iron WorksPennsylvania-class cruiser Huntington Ingalls IndustriesCleveland-class cruiser New York Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiser Newport News ShipbuildingCleveland-class cruiser Fore River ShipyardCleveland-class cruiser Bethlehem SteelCleveland-class cruiser Bethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationCleveland-class cruiser Todd Pacific Shipyards CorporationOmaha-class cruiser Bethlehem SteelOmaha-class cruiser Bethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationOmaha-class cruiser Omaha-class cruiserOmaha-class cruiser New York Shipbuilding CorporationClemson-class destroyer Newport News ShipbuildingClemson-class destroyer Norfolk Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyer Bethlehem SteelClemson-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksClemson-class destroyer Bethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationClemson-class destroyer Mare Island Naval ShipyardClemson-class destroyer Charleston Naval ShipyardWickes-class destroyer New York Shipbuilding CorporationWickes-class destroyer Newport News ShipbuildingWickes-class destroyer Fore River ShipyardWickes-class destroyer Bethlehem SteelWickes-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksWickes-class destroyer Union Iron WorksWickes-class destroyer Mare Island Naval ShipyardWickes-class destroyer New York Shipbuilding CorporationSmith-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksSmith-class destroyer New York Shipbuilding CorporationPaulding-class destroyer Newport News ShipbuildingPaulding-class destroyer Fore River ShipyardPaulding-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksPaulding-class destroyer Fore River ShipyardSampson-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksSampson-class destroyer Charleston Naval ShipyardTown-class destroyer New York Shipbuilding CorporationTown-class destroyer Newport News ShipbuildingTown-class destroyer Fore River ShipyardTown-class destroyer Norfolk Naval ShipyardTown-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksTown-class destroyer Union Iron WorksTown-class destroyer Bethlehem Shipbuilding CorporationTown-class destroyer Mare Island Naval ShipyardTown-class destroyer Union Iron WorksIndiana-class battleship Neafie & LevyIndiana-class battleship New York Shipbuilding CorporationSouth Carolina-class battleship Newport News ShipbuildingMaine-class battleship Union Iron WorksMaine-class battleship Newport News ShipbuildingIllinois-class battleship Union Iron WorksIllinois-class battleship New York Shipbuilding CorporationWyoming-class battleship New York Shipbuilding CorporationTucker-class destroyer Fore River ShipyardTucker-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksTucker-class destroyer Bath Iron WorksO'Brien-class destroyer

04 / Global Reach · 9 countries · 3 conflicts

GLOBAL FOOTPRINT — COUNTRIES USING ITS PRODUCTS 9 country

United States 22 systems

Canada 3 systems

Russia 3 systems

United Kingdom 3 systems

Japan 2 systems

Norway 2 systems

France 1 systems

Greece 1 systems

Italy 1 systems

CONFLICTS ITS PRODUCTS SERVED IN 3 conflict

1950–1953 Korean War 1918–1920 Siberian Intervention 1898 Spanish–American War

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