1—MERCHANT VESSELS UNDER CONSTRUCTION OR ON ORDER AT U.S. YARDS — AUGUST 1, 1981

Builder / Owner / Total No. / Type / Hull Nos. / Est. GT (Each) / Est. DWT (Each) / Est. HP (Each) / Est. Total Cost ($Mil.)

Avondale Shipyards — American President Lines, 3, Container, 2329-31, 40,500, 30,300, D-43,200, 330.0; Suwanee River, 1, Tug/Barge, 2327-8, 16,000, 41,300, D-18,200, 37.7; Ogden Marine, 2, Products, 2318-19, 25,000, 42,000, D-15,000, 100.0; Corps of Engineers, 1, Dredge, 2322, 9,900, 8,000, D-10,400, 67.5; United States Trust, 1, Dredge, 2332, —, 9,980, D-13,800, 40.0; Exxon Company U.S.A., 3, Products, —, 26,000, 43,000, D-17,000, 300.0

Bath Iron Works — Corps of Engineers, 1, Dredge*, 402, 6,000, —, D-7,000, 65.0; Falcon 1 Sea Transport, 2, Tanker, 404-5, 24,000, 33,900, D-14,720, 142.0; Calif. & Hawaii Sugar, 1, Barge*, 406, 21,000, 37,000, —, 25.0

Bay Shipbuilding — Beker Shipping, 1, Bulk Barge, 728, 20,000, 41,000, —, NA; Universal American Barge, 1, Bulk Barge, 729, 17,500, 33,000, —, NA; Ocean Barge, 1, Bulk Barge, 730, 17,500, 33,000, —, NA

Bethlehem-Sparrows Point — Artemis Marine, 1, Tug/Barge, 4652, 32,000, 47,000, D-18,200, 52.6; First-Fifth Tug/Barge, 5, Tug/Barge, 4653-7, 32,000, 47,000, D-18,200, 266.0

Equitable Shipyards — City of New York, 1, Ferry, 1714, 3,000, 4,200, D-7,800, 15.0

General Dynamics-Quincy — Coastwise Shipping, 4, Tank Barge, 73-75, 82, —, 27,000, —, 57.0; New England Electric, 1, Collier, —, 23,500, 36,000, T-12,000, 60.0; Watermanship Steamship, 1, RO/RO-Cont.*, 85, 18,500, 23,500, T-32,000, 61.0

Levingston Shipbuilding — Asco Falcon 1, 2, Bulk, 752-3, 23,500, 36,000, D-14,800, 80.0

National Steel & SB — Union Oil, 2, Products, 416-17, 24,500, 37,500, T-13,000, 100.0; American Tankships, 2**, Products, 419-20, 24,500, 37,500, D-11,400, 102.0; American Trading Trans., 3, Products, 424-6, 27,000, 44,000, D-11,400, 153.0

Norfolk Shipbuilding — Coordinated Caribbean, 1, Barge, 34, 4,000, 6,680, —, 21.2

Southern Shipbuilding — Great Lakes Dredge, 1, Dredge, 120, 3,300, 4,400, D-3,000, NA

Sun Ship, Inc. — Sun Transport, 1, Products, 677, 17,000, 31,000, D-14,200, 36.0; Waterman Steamship, 2, RO/RO-Cont., 679-80, 18,500, 23,500, T-32,000, 137.5

Upper Peninsula SB — State of Michigan, 1/4, Tug(1)/Barge(4), 001-5, 5,400, 10,000, D-8,000, 35.5

Wiley Manufacturing — American Dredging, 1, Dredge, 104, 2,500, 3,750, D-7,200, NA; Texas Gulf, 1, Dredge, 108, 2,800, 3,800, DE, NA

* Subcontracted from Sun Ship. ** Option for three additional sister ships.

2 — OFFSHORE DRILLING RIGS UNDER CONSTRUCTION OR ON ORDER AT U.S. YARDS — AUGUST 1, 1981

Builder / Owner / Name / Type / Delivery

Alabama Maritime, Mobile, Ala. — Diamond M: Diamond M. Hunter, Semisub., 11/81; Diamond M. Eagle, 4/82; Diamond M. Falcon, 1/83

Baker Marine, Ingleside, Texas — Huthnance Dlg.: Charger I, Jackup, 11/81; Huthnance Dlg.: Charger II, 11/81; Magnum Marine: Mr. Demp, 11/81; Magnum Marine: Robert N. Haskin, 5/82; Magnum Marine: Robert W. Womack, 6/82; Pool Offshore: Pool Offshore Rig 54, 12/81; Savage Drilling: Ponca, 8/82

Bethlehem Steel, Beaumont, Texas — Griffin-Alexander: Griffin-Alexander V, Jackup, 5/82; Griffin-Alexander VII, 9/82; Griffin-Alexander VIII, 3/82; Houtech Energy: Houtech I, 8/81; Houtech II, 10/81; Houtech III, 3/82; Houtech IV, 9/82; Marine Drilling: J. Storm XVII, 9/81; O & U Drilling: Nordrill II, 1/82; Teledyne: Mobile 20, 11/82; Alfa Drilling: (unnamed), 1/83

Bethlehem Steel, Sparrows Point, Md. — Griffin-Alexander: Griffin-Alexander III, Jackup, 10/81; Griffin-Alexander IV, 3/82; Griffin-Alexander VI, 6/82; Temple Drilling: Cheyenne, 4/82; Phoenix Seadrill: (unnamed), 7/82

Chicago Bridge & Iron, Pascagoula, Miss — Dixilyn-Field: DF-77, Jackup, 6/82; Blocker Drilling: (unnamed), Submersible, 10/82; (unnamed), 2/83

General Dynamics, Charleston, S.C. — Bailey & Shannon Inc.: Bill Bailey, Jackup, 10/81; Bob Warner, 12/81; Burr Rayburn, 4/82; Herb Williamson, 6/82; Mark Jones, 1982; Mr. Webster, 1982

Gulfport Shipbuilding, Port Arthur, Texas — Perforadora S.A.: (unnamed), Jackup, 5/82

Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Miss. — Transworld Drilling: Transworld 70, Submersible, 8/81; Transworld 72, 12/81; Transworld 73, 2/82; Bonito Offshore: Bonito I, Jackup, 3/82; Bonito II, 12/82; Chiles Drilling: Yucatan, 9/81; Global Marine: Glomar Main Pass I, 11/81; Glomar Main Pass II, 1/82; Glomar Main Pass III, 5/82; Glomar Main Pass IV, 9/82; Huthnance Drilling: Vanguard I, 9/81; Vanguard II, 10/82; Keyes Offshore: Keyes 301, 8/81; Keyes 302, 9/81; Keyes 303, 7/82

Levingston Shipbuilding, Orange, Texas — Dixilyn-Field: DF-87, Jackup, 9/82; Noble Drilling: Ed Holt, 11/81; (unnamed), 12/82; Compania Perforadora: (unnamed), 5/82

Marathon LeTourneau, Brownsville, Texas — Chiles Drilling: Seabee, Jackup, 3/83; Global Marine: Glomar Adriatic II, 9/81; Glomar Adriatic V, 8/83; Glomar Adriatic VI, 10/83; Glomar Adriatic VII, 1/84; Penrod Drilling: Penrod 86, 2/82; Penrod 88, 5/82; Penrod 90, 8/82; Penrod 98, 4/84; Rowan Drilling: (unnamed), 12/82

Marathon LeTourneau, Vicksburg, Miss. — Penrod Drilling: Penrod 87, Jackup, 5/82; Penrod 89, 9/82; Penrod 91, 1/83; Penrod 99, 4/84; Rowan Drilling: Gilbert Rowe, 10/81; Cecil Provine, 2/82; Rowan Drilling: (unnamed), Jackup, 12/83; (unnamed), 11/84; (unnamed), 3/85; (unnamed), 1985

Vemar Shipyard, Channelview, Texas — Atwood Oceanics: Richmond, Submersible, 11/81; Cliffs Drilling: (unnamed), Jackup, 9/81; (unnamed), 11/81; Penrod Drilling: Penrod 170, Submersible, 12/81; Penrod 171, Submersible, 4/82; Penrod 172, Submersible, 8/82; Macan Offshore: (unnamed), Jackup, 4/82; Goldrus Marine: (unnamed), Submersible, 3/83

3 — MAJOR U.S. NAVAL VESSELS UNDER CONSTRUCTION OR ON ORDER AT U.S. YARDS — AUGUST 1, 1981

Builder / Type / Navy Nos. / No. / Est. Contract Value, $Mil.

Avondale Shipyards — Fleet Oiler, AO-178-9, 2, $144.0; AO-180, 186, 2, 146.2

Bath Iron Works — Guided-Missile Frigate, FFG-21, 24, 26, 3, 178.2; FFG-29, 32, 34, 3, 147.0; FFG-36, 39, 42, 3, 209.9; FFG-45, 47, 49, 3, 195.4

Boeing Marine Systems — Missile Patrol Hydrofoil, PHM-2, 1, 21.3; PHM-3-6, 4, 178.0

Derecktor Shipyard — Med. End. Cutter*, WMEC 905-13, 9, 350.0

GD-Electric Boat — Attack Submarine, SSN-699, 1, 428.0; SSN-700-4, 5, 2,171.4; SSN-705-10, 6, 2,605.6; SSN-719-20, 2; Trident Submarine, SSBN-726, 1, 285.4; SSBN-727-9, 3, 699.4; SSBN-730, 1, 354.5; SSBN-731-2, 2, 699.0; SSBN-733, 1, 401.0

Ingalls Shipbuilding — Missile Destroyer, DDG-994-6, 3, 1,050.0; Destroyer, DD-997, 1, 231.0; Aegis Missile Cruiser, CG-47, 1, 287.8; CG-48, 1, 298.0

Lockheed Shipbuilding — Sub. Tender, AS-41, 1, 209.5; Dock Landing Ship, LSD-41, 1, 338.6

Marinette Marine — Fleet Ocean Tug, T-ATF-172, 1, 8.4

National Steel & SB — Destroyer Tender, AD-42-4, 3, 520.0; Cable Repair Ship, T-ARC-7, 1, 107.0

Newport News SB — Attack Carrier, CVN-70-71, 2, 1,718.6; Attack Submarine, SSN-712-15, 4, 388.0; SSN-716-18, 3, 380.8

Peterson Builders — Patrol Gunboats**, F-PGG-2-9, 8, 70.1

Tacoma Boatbuilding — Missile Patrol Chaser**, F-PCG-1-4, 4, 52.5; Med. End. Cutter*, WMEC-901-4, 4, 130.0

Todd-San Pedro — Guided Missile Frigate, FFG-19, 23, 25, 3, 151.0; FFG-27, 30, 33, 3, 147.0; FFG-38, 41, 43, 3, 214.8; FFG-46, 1, 67.7

Todd-Seattle — Guided-Missile Frigate, FFG-18, 1, 49.6; FFG-20, 22, 2, 100.7; FFG-28, 31, 35, 3, 147.0; FFG-37, 40, 2, 143.2; FFG-44, 48, 2, 135.3

*For U.S. Coast Guard. **For Saudi Arabia.