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Wolverine State was a steam passenger-cargo ship built in 1919–1920 by New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden for the United States Shipping Board (USSB) as part of the wartime shipbuilding program of the Emergency Fleet Corporation (EFC) to restore the nation's Merchant Marine. The ship was initially employed on the United States to India route until its cancellation in Spring 1922. After remodeling the vessel was briefly used by the Los Angeles Steamship Company on a run between Los Angeles and Honolulu as an emergency replacement for one of their burned out steamers. In April 1922 the steamer was renamed President Harrison. In 1923 she conducted several trips between California and the east coast of South America, before being sold together with several other ships of her class to the

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rdfs:label	SS Kachidoki Maru (fr) 勝鬨丸 (ja) Kachidoki Maru (pl) SS President Harrison (en)
rdfs:comment	Le SS Kachidoki Maru (勝鬨丸) était un ancien navire à passagers américain du nom de SS Wolverine State lancé en 1920. Il a été capturé par la marine impériale japonaise en 1941. Il a été torpillé par le sous-marin américain USS Pampanito le 12 septembre 1944 entrainant la noyade de nombreux prisonniers de guerre britannique, soldats et membres d'équipage japonais. (fr) 勝鬨丸（かちどきまる）は、日本の輸送船。元はアメリカの貨客船であるプレジデント・ハリソン（SS President Harrison）であった。 (ja) Wolverine State was a steam passenger-cargo ship built in 1919–1920 by New York Shipbuilding Company of Camden for the United States Shipping Board (USSB) as part of the wartime shipbuilding program of the Emergency Fleet Corporation (EFC) to restore the nation's Merchant Marine. The ship was initially employed on the United States to India route until its cancellation in Spring 1922. After remodeling the vessel was briefly used by the Los Angeles Steamship Company on a run between Los Angeles and Honolulu as an emergency replacement for one of their burned out steamers. In April 1922 the steamer was renamed President Harrison. In 1923 she conducted several trips between California and the east coast of South America, before being sold together with several other ships of her class to the (en) „SS Kachidoki Maru” (wcześniej SS „Wolverine State”, SS „President Harrison”) – statek pasażersko-towarowy pływający początkowo pod banderą amerykańską, a następnie pod banderą japońską. Został zbudowany na zlecenie jako jeden z siedmiu . W latach 1921–1941 przewoził pasażerów i towary na zlecenie różnych amerykańskich linii żeglugowych. Następnie został wyczarterowany United States Navy. W grudniu 1941 roku, wkrótce po wybuchu wojny na Pacyfiku, został zdobyty przez Japończyków nieopodal Szanghaju. Pod nazwą „Kachidoki Maru” został wcielony do japońskiej marynarki handlowej. 12 września 1944 roku został zatopiony na Morzu Południowochińskim przez amerykański okręt podwodny USS „Pampanito”. Przewoził wtedy około 950 brytyjskich jeńców wojennych, spośród których 431 poniosło śmierć. (pl)
foaf:name	President Harrison (1922–1941) (en) Wolverine State (1920–1922) (en) Kachidoki Maru (勝鬨丸) (en)
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