undertook conversion into a car carrier/container ship renamed Detroit, with delivery to Sea-Land Service shipping company 23 December 1962. On 17 April 1963 Sea Land to Beauregard, Inc., which operated the ship until purchased by Litton Industries Leasing Corporation on 12 November 1964. Detroit was sold to the Dutch company B. V. Intershitra on 3 October 1974 for scrapping which was completed at Valencia, Spain by Aguilar Y. Peris S. A. Footnotes See also USS Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69) References External links Photo: Sea Arrow hull after launch. Photo: Sea Arrow port quarter view of hull after launch. Sea Arrow – First Pacific Coast C-3 Delivered (Description & photo) Tangier (AV-8): Photographs Pearl Harbor Mooring and Berthing Plans View from Ford Island-USS Utah, capsized, USS Tangier, far left, USS Raleigh listing to port, far right. Japanese Mini Submarines at Pearl Harbor – USS Monaghan’s Midget Type C3 ships of the United States Navy Ships built in Oakland, California 1939 ships Seaplane tenders of the United States Navy World War II seaplane tenders of the United States Ships present during the attack on Pearl Harbor