the Huntington Ingalls Industries Avondale Operation, a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Inc. In February 2013, Avondale Plant was reorganized and entered sector of oil and gas production equipment. was recorded as the last Navy ship to depart from the Avondale Ship Yard, on 3 February 2014. Ships built Ships built by Avondale include: APL C-9-class container vessels (1980-1983), originally President Monroe, President Washington, and President Lincoln. These are now operated by Matson Navigation Company as M/V Manoa, Mahimahi, and Mokihana, respectively. MARAD Design C9-S-81d and C8-S-81d class (LASH-ships) United States Coast Guard (USCG) icebreaker and research vessel (1999) s (6 out of 9 ships, 2000–present) including built with steel from the World Trade Center towers destroyed in the 9/11 attacks and built with steel from a crane that stood near Flight 93's crash site also destroyed on 9/11. s (4 out of 4 ships, 1991–97) s (5 last of 8 ships, 1986–90) SS Velma Lykes, now , training ship for Massachusetts Maritime Academy s (5 out of 5 ships, 1981-1983) fleet replenishment oilers (14 out of 16 ships, 1984–96) (7 ships build between 1993-2001) USCG high-endurance cutters (12 out of 12 ships, 1967–72) s (27 out of 46 ships, 1967–74) - USCG river tender Vernon C. Bain Correctional Center, a New York City prison ship (1992) MV President Lincoln, an IMO container ship (1982) See also Pendleton Shipyard Company References External links FAS GlobalSecurity.org (VIDEO) Save Our Shipyard - Save Avondale Northrop Grumman Defunct shipbuilding companies of the United States Defunct manufacturing companies based in Louisiana