California Shipbuilding Corporation: Long Beach's Role in Wartime Shipbuilding

The California Shipbuilding Corporation, often referred to as “Calship,” stands as a testament to the industrial might and community resilience of Southern California during World War II. While its name may not resonate as loudly today as other historical landmarks, its contributions to the war effort and its ties to...

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California Shipbuilding Corporation: Long Beach’s Role in Wartime Shipbuilding