SS Red Oak Victory, Warship in the United States
The SS Red Oak Victory is a Victory-class ship built during World War II.
Launched in November 1944, it contributed notably to cargo transportation during the war.
It represents the immense industrial effort of the U.S. during World War II.
Now preserved as a museum ship, it resides at the Richmond Museum of History.
It's among the few surviving examples of its class.
Website: ssredoakvictory.com
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