CBMM Ship Plans by Miami Shipbuilding (Builder)

These ship plans are found in the collection of the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Maryland.

More information about how to obtain copies of the plans, or how to visit the CBMM archives to examine these and other plans, may be found at the "open CBMM page" link.

Catalog #TitleBoat TypeArtist/MakerDate MadeDescriptionDimensionsPlace MadeFull ImageCBMM Cat. Page
1995.0011.0137.0363' Sub Chaser PTC-37-66YachtMiami Shipbuilding - Builder; John Trumpy & Sons Yacht Yard, - Builder9/27/1943Plans for Trumpy Yacht Design, Contract #293. Drawing 293-4-48. Built from 1942-1946 for the Soviet Navy. Designed by Miami Shipbuilding under the direction of the Navy's Bureau of Ships. The BUSHIPS number was 981. The PTC design is a modification of the Bureau of Aeronautics Aviation Rescue Vessel (Model #293) built during World War II. The modification included the addition of eight depth charge racks and one 20mm Oerlikon. These 30 sub chasers were built for the Soviets under Lend Lease during World War II under contracts 283-312. Titled Docking Plan and Profile. Two drawings depict a profile view and a deck plan that indicate dimensions and strategic hull locations to enable docking of the hull. Plan is stored on a roll tube. Scale is 3/4" = 1'. Material is blueprint.28.5" - 67" - H 28.5" x W 67"Gloucester City, NJopen CBMM page